Nursing is changing and nurses are emerging as primary care providers as we enter the twenty-first century. The foundation for a career in Nursing is what you will receive at Winston-Salem State University. The Nursing program at Winston-Salem State University prepares the nurse generalist. It is accredited by the National League for Nursing and approved by the North Carolina Board of Nursing. Students from a variety of backgrounds attend our program.
Men represent a high percentage of the population.
Students currently working as paramedics Registered nurses, and licensed practical nurses The nursing program at WSSU offers flexible options for second-degree, transfer and registered nurse students. The basic program extends through one summer and four academic years. The first two years include courses in general education, nursing support, and a core curriculum required of all university students. Upon completion of the core, general education and supportive courses, the student must make a separate application for admission to the Nursing Program. The major component includes courses in nursing theory and practices.