Designed for qualified individuals with an associate's degree in nursing and RN licensure, the RN-to-BS Nursing Program can help you take the next step in your career by earning a Bachelor of Science (BS) degree in nursing. This information session will address common questions about the program, admissions requirements, tuition costs, and what it is like to […]
The Accelerated Second-Degree (BS) Nursing program is designed for students who have earned non-nursing baccalaureate degrees and are interested in a career change. The 51-credit program is based on the generic baccalaureate program, but is organized to be completed by adult learners over 18 months of full-time study. This information session will address common questions about […]
The Accelerated Second-Degree (BS) Nursing program is designed for students who have earned non-nursing baccalaureate degrees and are interested in a career change. The 51-credit program is based on the generic baccalaureate program, but is organized to be completed by adult learners over 18 months of full-time study. This information session will address common questions about […]
The Bachelor of Science (BS) in Nursing Generic program is designed for students who wish to become nurses via a four-year course of study in the liberal arts & sciences and professional nursing. On completion of the generic program, students are eligible to take the NCLEX-RN exam, the licensing examination for registered nurses. This information session will […]
Hunter's PhD in Nursing program prepares nurse scientists to conduct research that supports health equity by addressing the health of diverse urban individuals, families, and communities. Based on an apprenticeship model of research, this post-master's PhD program combines rigorous coursework and a residency with experienced research mentors. Learn more about the program, faculty, curriculum, how […]
The PhD in Nursing Information Session is for prospective students who have an interest in urban health equity. Dr. Capezuti, Director of the PhD program, will give a program overview and answer questions. Eligible applicants are licensed as an RN in New York State and have graduated from an accredited master's program with a cumulative […]
The Bachelor of Science (BS) in Nursing Generic program is designed for students who wish to become nurses via a four-year course of study in the liberal arts & sciences and professional nursing. On completion of the generic program, students are eligible to take the NCLEX-RN exam, the licensing examination for registered nurses. This information session will […]
Hunter's PhD in Nursing program prepares nurse scientists to conduct research that supports health equity by addressing the health of diverse urban individuals, families, and communities. Based on an apprenticeship model of research, this post-master's PhD program combines rigorous coursework and a residency with experienced research mentors. Learn more about the program, faculty, curriculum, how […]
Designed for qualified individuals with an associate's degree in nursing and RN licensure, the RN-to-BS Nursing Program can help you take the next step in your career by earning a Bachelor of Science (BS) degree in nursing. This information session will address common questions about the program, admissions requirements, tuition costs, and what it is like to […]
The Accelerated Second-Degree (BS) Nursing program is designed for students who have earned non-nursing baccalaureate degrees and are interested in a career change. The 51-credit program is based on the generic baccalaureate program, but is organized to be completed by adult learners over 18 months of full-time study. This information session will address common questions about […]
