BS—Admission Requirements
- Graduation
from an associate's degree or diploma program in nursing.
- A minimum
of 60 semester hours† from a basic nursing program including:
| Courses |
Credits |
| Anatomy & Physiology I & II |
6-8 |
| Microbiology |
3-4 |
| English (including Composition) |
6 |
| Mathematics |
3 |
| Social Science (including one Psychology) |
6 |
| Liberal Arts-Sciences |
3-6 |
| Nursing |
30 |
- Grades of "C-" or higher and a cumulative
GPA of 2.5 or higher. A higher GPA may be necessary to be competitive
for admission.
- Current New York State RN license or eligibility for
license or eligibility for licensure
- Current CPR certification
- Health Insurance
† There is no time limit to receive credit for courses
used to fulfill admissions requirements.
The College encourages bachelor’s students who would like to continue their education to apply to the master’s degree program. Our easy transition means that matriculated students do not need to pay the application fee. Bachelor’s students must maintain a minimum grade point average of 3.0 to be eligible for admission to
the graduate level.
2+2 Requirements
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Elvira Szigeti,
PhD, RN, Dean,
College of Nursing
CONTACT:
Office of Student Admissions
1215 Weiskotten Hall
SUNY Upstate Medical University
admissions@upstate.edu
315 464-4570 or 800 736-2171
"I
can think of no greater time to be in this profession thanks to the
diverse employment choices. My education will enhance my career possibilities
and pave the way for my retirement. If I choose to relocate to another
state, I will always find a job.
Getting
my education at SUNY Upstate couldn't have been easier. For the past
five years I've taken courses in the evening or on my day off. I'll
complete my master's in May '05 and it never disrupted my work schedule.
I had an
added bonus—
my daughter went through the program with me. It's often difficult
to spend time with adult children, so we enjoyed the opportunity to
study together. We agreed that professors were friendly, helpful and
understanding of family obligations."
—Margaret Wade, RN,
BS '04, MS student
Family Nurse Practitioner
pictured with daughter
Shannon Hourigan, RN, BS '04
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