Earn your BS in Nursing and become an RN in 24 months for those holding a bachelor's in a non-nursing field.

Regis College Young School of Nursing has not made a determination of whether the curriculum meets educational requirements for licensure for all states and jurisdictions. A complete list with the determinations will be available in the near future.

Prerequisite Requirements

The bachelor's is earned at Regis over 12 courses totaling 60 credits. Prerequisite courses may be completed at Regis or any two or four-year institutions. All prerequisites must be completed prior to program start:

CourseCreditsMust have been completed:
BI 105 Anatomy and Physiology I w/Lab4Within the past seven years from intended start date
BI 106 Anatomy and Physiology II w/Lab4Within the past seven years from intended start date
BI 108 Microbiology w/Lab4Within the past seven years from intended start date
CH 105 Chemistry I A4Within the past 10 years from intended start date
CH 105 Chemistry II A4Within the past 10 years from intended start date
MA 210 Statistics3No limit
PS 233 Human Development (or equivalent)3No limit
  1. We offer a combined four-credit chemistry course at Regis (CH 105 Introduction Chemistry/Lab) that counts for both Chemistry prerequisites if you have not met this requirement.

We strongly encourage applicants to complete four of the seven prerequisite courses (preferably the physical sciences with labs) in order to be reviewed for admission. All prerequisites must be completed with a B- or above before the start of the program.

Curriculum

Year One

Fall Semester
CourseCredits
NU 320E Clinical Pharmacology3
BI 212 Pathophysiology3
NU 304 Health Assessment
(class plus lab three hours/week)
3
Total9
Spring Semester
CourseCredits
NU 324 Professional Nursing
(class four hours/week plus clinical eight hours/week plus lab three hours/week plus math class one hour/week)
8
Total8
Summer Semester
CourseCredits
NU 325 Acute Care Nursing
(class four hours/week, clinical 12 hours/week)
8
NU 605: Nursing Leadership3
Total11

Year Two

Fall Semester
CourseCredits
NU 333 Psychiatric Mental Health Nursing
(class three hours/week plus 7.5 clinical)
6
NU 340 Community Health Nursing
(class three hours/week plus clinical 7.5 hours/week)
6
Total12
Spring Semester
CourseCredits
NU 347 Maternal Child Health
(class four hours/week plus clinical 12 hours/week)
8
NU 321: Aging3
Total11
Summer Semester
CourseCredits
NU 345 Complex Care Nursing
(class three hours/week plus seminar class one hours/week plus clinical 150 hours/semester)
6
NU 403 Research3
Total9

Total Credits for the Degree: 60