Department of Nursing
Current BSU students can apply to the Bowie State nursing undergraduate program.
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Whatever attracts you to a helping field, Bowie State's nursing program is designed to develop students like you into professionals prepared to fill one of the country’s most critical and in-demand careers. You’ll gain hands-on experience in our state-of-the-art nursing simulation lab within a new learning center and internships in award-winning facilities to graduate with the knowledge to be an exceptional nurse and an asset to the entire field.
Changes to RN-BSN and Accelerated Offerings
In an effort to assure the highest quality programs for our students, the Department of Nursing is taking steps to enhance the RN-BSN and Accelerated tracks in the undergraduate program. No applications are currrently be accepted for these programs.
Nursing Application Deadlines
Undergraduate Program
Traditional Undergraduate Nursing Program Option
- Applications open: November 20, 2024
- Deadline to apply: December 20, 2024
- You must successfully complete the Test of Essential Academic Skills (TEAS), the nursing entrance exam taken through Assessment Technologies Institute (ATI). Deadline: December 20,2024
Learn about the application process for our undergraduate nursing program.
Graduate Program
- Applications open: TBA
- Deadline to apply: TBA
Turn your passion for helping people into a career as a dynamic nursing professional with the skills to deliver the best in client care. Learn hands-on skills in our simulation lab and get the education needed to begin a career providing exceptional service to those in need. Learn More
Boldly prepare for tomorrow’s workforce with a bachelor’s degree in Public Health Informatics & Technology (PHIT). This groundbreaking program combines technology and communication processes to teach students to efficiently collect and disseminate health information and patient records. Learn More
Enter the workforce with the skills needed to make a bold impact in the lives of patients and to become a positive force in health-related organizations. Learn More