The Power of One Purpose
The University of Pittsburgh School of Nursing Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) degree prepares the highest quality nurses to care for and to develop the science underlying care for individuals, families, and communities, across populations. Healthcare organizations prioritize hiring nurses with a BSN to provide this high quality nursing care. The Pitt Nursing BSN program is consistently ranked in the top 15 undergraduate nursing programs in the nation by US News and World Report.
The University of Pittsburgh BSN program combines a strong theoretical base of biological and behavioral sciences with a foundation in the liberal arts. As a Pitt-Greensburg nursing student, you will apply your classroom learning by completing more than 900 clinical hours at a various acute and community health care organizations, including Independence Health System and the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center campuses.
Upon completion of the University of Pittsburgh BSN program, graduates qualify to take the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX). Graduates who pass the NCLEX become officially licensed as a Registered Nurse.
- Nursing Admission Requirements
- Nursing Program FAQ
- Undergraduate Nursing Student Resources
- Tuition & Fees
- School of Nursing - Philosophy, Mission, & Goals
- School of Nursing - BSN Student Learning Outcomes
- Printable Distribution of Credits Checklist (PDF) - Nursing major
- Printable Distribution of Credits Checklist (PDF) - Nursing major with Healthcare Management minor
- Printable Program Requirements Sheet (PDF)
- Course Descriptions
