As a nurse, students can make a real difference in someone’s life. Whether students are working in a clinic, office, or hospital, they will offer hope to patients and their families as well as celebrate with them when they receive good news.

Because there is a high demand for nurses, there’s never been a better time to get a bachelor’s degree in nursing that will not only lead to a coveted registered nurse (RN) designation, but also to an exciting career where two days are rarely the same. With the Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) from Auburn at Montgomery, students will gain valuable classroom knowledge and practical experience, such as working in the Warhawk Hospital, a simulated interprofessional experience to help prepare students for work in a clinical practice team. They will learn technical skills as well as important “people skills”—such as interpersonal communication and time management—that could lead students to other career options: nursing administration, nonprofit management in nursing, public health nursing, correctional facilities, or being a missionary nurse in clinics across the world.

Considered one of the best in the state, Auburn at Montgomery’s Bachelor of Science in Nursing is a traditional, four-year baccalaureate program with two full-time, two-year components: lower division (Pre-nursing) and upper division (Nursing). • The Pre-nursing component takes four semesters to complete if taken on a full-time basis. • The Nursing component takes five semesters to complete and must be taken on a full-time basis. It is a professional, limited-access program requiring a separate application.