Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) Program

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BSN Program Overview

St. David's School of Nursing (SON) offers a traditional Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) program that accepts 150 students once a year for the fall semester.  The BSN degree prepares students for the NCLEX Licensure exam which is required for employment as a registered nurse. Texas State students interested in pursuing the BSN degree will be enrolled in the (BSHS) Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences major with a pre-nursing concentration upon entry into Texas State University.  

Students may complete their prerequisite courses at Texas State University in San Marcos, or at another accredited institution. Upon completion of the required prerequisites, a separate admission application for the BSN Program is required. Students submitting an application are not automatically accepted and must undergo review and be offered a seat for conditional admission.  

Applicants to the BSN program must be an active Texas State student for the fall semester they plan to attend nursing school. For questions regarding admission into Texas State University, please contact the Office of Undergraduate Admissions . 

 

Requirements and Guidelines

BSN application requirements and Guidelines for prospective students.

S.O.N. Admission Policies

Admission Policies and Preferences

Transfer Students

Information for transfer students who are exploring the BSN program.

Conditionally Admitted Students

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