The School of Nursing at Texas State University in Round Rock, TX opened its doors and welcomed the first class in the fall of 2010. Texas State currently offers students the opportunity to pursue a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) degree.
These students will follow a course of study consisting of:
- 24 prerequisite courses/65 credit hours for applicants who have not earned a bachelor’s or master’s degree; OR
- 15 prerequisite courses/44 credit hours for applicants who have earned either a bachelor’s or master’s degree, followed by five (5) semesters of coursework specific to the BSN degree plan.
The application process to the Texas State School of Nursing is competitive and admits 100 highly qualified students each fall semester. Students enrolled in the BSN program will be full-time students and will complete classroom coursework, clinical rotations, and lab work in the state-of-the-art simulation labs located at Texas State University School of Nursing.
NOTE:Texas State requires 2 years of same foreign language in high school or 6-8 hrs.of same foreign language in college and 1 year of computer science in high school, or CS 1308 or CIS 1323 or equivalent in college. This does not apply for 2nd degreed students.
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