Bachelor of Science in Nursing

A Bachelor of Science in Nursing from St. Thomas University equips you with the skills, expertise, and hands-on experience to make a real difference in healthcare. Whether in hospitals, clinics, or community health, your journey starts here—where passion meets purpose.

Program Overview

Prospective students enter the Pathways to BSN program and are admitted to the University’s undergraduate program with a major of Bachelor of Arts in Natural Sciences: Health Sciences. This admission to the University does not constitute admission to the BSN program but, rather, admission to the University with the understanding that students will complete the minimum admissions requirements to be considered for admission into the BSN program. The students must complete all prerequisites for the nursing major to apply for acceptance into the BSN program including maintaining a 3.0 or higher GPA and passing the TEAS entrance exam.

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92%

of graduates pass NCLEX

100%

of graduates who passed NCLEX get employed

STU Nursing alumni work for all health systems in South Florida

Career Landscape

A Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) from STU not only prepares you for a fulfilling career in healthcare but also offers strong earning potential and job stability. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), registered nurses earn competitive wages, with annual salaries typically ranging from $61,250 to $129,400, depending on experience, location, and specialization. The median salary for RNs is around $81,220 per year, with top earners making over $100,000. Hourly wages range from $29.45 to $62.21, reflecting opportunities for growth as you gain experience and advance in the field. With the demand for skilled nurses continuing to rise, earning a BSN is an investment in a rewarding, high-paying career with endless possibilities.

In the Classroom

In our state-of-the-art simulation lab, students immerse themselves in high-fidelity, real-life healthcare scenarios that bring classroom learning to life. These hands-on experiences closely replicate hospital environments, allowing students to build confidence, refine their skills, and gain practical nursing experience before entering the profession. Through simulated patient care, they develop critical thinking, clinical judgment, and interdisciplinary communication skills, ensuring they are well-prepared to thrive in dynamic healthcare settings.

Admission Requirements

Students in the Pathways to BSN program are admitted to the University’s undergraduate program with a major of Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Studies Nursing Specialization (also known as “Pre-Nursing.”) This admission to the University does not constitute admission to the BSN program but, rather, admission to the University with the understanding that students will complete the minimum admissions requirements to be considered for admissions into the BSN program. The Pre-Nursing students must complete prerequisites for the nursing major (BSN) to apply for acceptance into the BSN program and be eligible to take BSN courses. The BSN courses are full time and completed in two years with continuous enrollment; the duration for the entire program is four years. STU students meeting the minimum requirement will be given priority for admission.

Minimum Requirements

The following are the minimum requirements for all Pre-Nursing students applying to the BSN program:

Completion of BSN prerequisite courses.
A minimum overall GPA of 3.0 or higher for all prerequisite course work is required to qualify for consideration within the applicant pool. The cumulative GPA will be used as one of the criteria for competitive ranking.
Applicants currently enrolled at STU will need to submit a “Change of Major Form” once the prerequisites have been met to be considered for the BSN program.

BSN Prerequisite Courses

The following are prerequisite courses that must be completed prior to being considered for acceptance into the BSN program.

Anatomy and Physiology I & Lab
Anatomy and Physiology II & Lab
Chemistry for the Health Sciences with its corresponding lab
Microbiology with its corresponding lab
English Composition I
English Composition II and Literature
College Level Mathematics (College Algebra or higher)
Introduction to Psychology
Human Growth and Development
Principles of Nutrition
Statistics
Basic Microcomputer Applications course

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Nursing Fast Facts

Experiential Learning
The program prioritizes continuous experiential learning through affiliations with local hospitals, community health centers, clinics, and organizations, equipping students with essential clinical skills and experiences. Students engage in high-fidelity “real-life” situations in a state-of-the-art simulation lab, enhancing their practical skills.
Experienced Instructors
Faculty with real-world experience in government, law, and international affairs. The well-experienced RN faculty are experts in various nursing specialties, providing students with valuable insights and knowledge. Faculty-student one-on-one mentoring is a cornerstone of the program, fostering individual success and professional growth.
Collaborative Learning
The nursing program collaborates with other colleges within the university to enhance educational opportunities.
Mentorship
Faculty-student one-on-one mentoring is a cornerstone of the program, fostering individual success and professional growth.
Academic Excellence
The program boasts a high NCLEX passing rate, reflecting the quality of education and preparation provided to its students.

For more information or to begin your enrollment in the BSN program at STU, please contact our admissions office. Our advisors are ready to assist you.

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Miami Gardens, FL 33054
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Email: admissions@stu.edu

Bachelor of Science in Nursing

Program Overview

Career Landscape

In the Classroom

Admission Requirements

Minimum Requirements

BSN Prerequisite Courses

Are you ready to make a difference in healthcare?

Nursing Fast Facts

Experiential Learning

Experienced Instructors

Collaborative Learning

Mentorship

Academic Excellence

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