Bachelor of Science in Nursing - Nursing (Women only)

Students in Simmons University Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) program participate in classes brought to life by dedicated professors who also practice as nurses and pride themselves on being personal mentors. With Simmons University carefully designed acute care curriculum, state-of-the-art simulation labs, and clinical education program, the Bachelor of Science in Nursing students graduate ready to administer skillful and compassionate care.

Simmons University has close relationships with world-renowned teaching hospitals and research facilities like Brigham and Women's Hospital, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, Boston Children's Hospital Boston, and Massachusetts General Hospital. In Bachelor of Science in Nursing program students will participate in clinical rotations, attend talks, and pursue research and employment opportunities with leading experts in the industry.

At Simmons University, Nursing majors cultivate the practices and procedures required to care for others and save lives. In addition to being highly skilled, the graduates are compassionate and socially responsive, with the capability to provide customized care to each unique patient.

Nurses are at the heart of health care. Simmons University Nursing majors have a reputation for being the best and brightest in their field. BSN holders are prepared to go on to graduate school or entry-level nursing positions in acute inpatient units, community health centers, offices, homes, hospitals, and schools.

Possible career paths for BSN holders include: • Hospital Nurse • Public Health Nurse • Clinical Research Nurse • Case Management Nurse • Nurse Manager • School Nurse