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Bachelor of Science in Nursing
Undergraduate Scholarships Available for Fall!
This program opens several doors of opportunity for the ADN or diploma-prepared nurse. Holy Family recognizes the diverse educational and clinical backgrounds of registered nurses and respects their prior learning and educational achievements. All prior learning is validated through individual conference and evaluation. Participants in this program will find it to be fast-paced and challenging. Degree candidates should be prepared to work diligently and to benefit greatly as they continue their career with concurrent education for advancement.
Admissions Requirements
- Completed Application
- Non-refundable application fee of $25
- Two Letters of Recommendation
- Writing Sample (See Application for details)
- Official Transcripts from all universities
previously attended - Copy of Nursing License
The curriculum focuses on development of management and leadership skills, culture sensitive health care, individual and family assessment skills, and research in nursing practice. Courses reflect current theories and practices characterizing the world of nursing in today’s society. The clinical component of this degree-completion program includes two practica focused on community-based health care where the development and implementation of aggregate-based assessment and intervention strategies are emphasized. Students work with qualified preceptors under the supervision and guidance of Holy Family University nursing faculty and clinical hours are established at a mutually beneficial time to support the needs of adult learners while fulfilling course objectives.
Please download the Undergraduate Student Handbook for course catalog information.
Degree Plans in PDF format: 
Nursing (RN-BSN) Program Goals
- To provide a nursing curriculum that is designed to meet global health care needs
- To prepare students to practice as a professional nurse generalist
- To educate students to provide culturally competent and ethical care
- To provide a foundation for graduate study
Our next Information Session will be held Wednesday, December 2, 2009 at Woodhaven 