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BSN Traditional Pre-licensure

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ABSN - St. Paul, MN Campus

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Hybrid (St. Paul & Online)

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ABSN - Portland, OR Campus

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Hybrid (Portland & Online)

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Which Nursing Program is Right for You?

BSN Traditional Pre-Licensure

Overview

A Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) from Concordia University, St. Paul sets students up for rewarding careers in nursing. This pre-licensure program prepares graduates for the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX-RN®), required to practice as a Registered Nurse (RN).

Start Dates

January and September

Format

On Campus – St. Paul

Course Delivery Method

In-person; daytime. Four courses hybrid.

Theory Content

In-person and online

Labs, Clinicals, & Simulations

In-person

Admission Requirements

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ABSN - St. Paul, MN or Portland, OR

Overview

CSP’s full-time Accelerated Bachelor of Science in Nursing (ABSN) program follows a rigorous, 16-month curriculum that teaches students how to become practice-ready nurses. The accelerated nursing program prepares graduates to sit for the National Council Licensure Exam (NCLEX-RN®).

Start Dates

January, May, and September

Format

Hybrid – St. Paul or Portland

Course Delivery Method

Online; evening.

Theory Content

Online

Labs, Clinicals, & Simulations

In-person

Admission Requirements

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Valuable Clinical Experiences

“What I admire the most about the program is the focus on providing students with a vast and diverse set of clinical experiences…Working alongside experienced nurses in the clinical setting is the most crucial step in helping prospective nurses bridge the gap between theory and practice.”

Ovie Embu, BSN ’22, ICU RN at Mayo Clinic