Admission Requirements
It’s true the requirements of earning a BSN are greater than some other nursing programs—but that’s because it’s worth it! Having a BSN will not only enhance your career and earning potential, but it also has been shown to improve patient outcomes.
How do I apply?
- Apply to UW-Green Bay and select Pre-Nursing as your major.
- Complete the Pre-Nursing Traditional BSN course plan (listed below).
- Complete the BSN Traditional application by May 15.
Traditional BSN Program Requirements
Here is what you need to be considered for the Traditional BSN program:
Pre-Nursing Traditional BSN course plan
- 30 completed college credits, including at least 3 of the following required 4 science courses with a "C" or better:
- Biology 201/202: Principles of Biology: Cellular and Molecular Processes or equivalent
- Chemistry 108/109: Survey of General, Organic, & Biochemistry or equivalent
- Human Biology 240/241: Anatomy & Physiology or equivalent
- Biology 323/324: Principles of Microbiology or equivalent
- Minimum 3.0 college GPA
- Be able to pass a criminal background check per professional licensure requirements.
- Submit a personal statement
- Preferred criteria:
- Completion of Nursing Assistant Course (CNA)
- Community service/volunteer experience
Nurse Scholar Option:
The Nurse Scholar program makes direct admission into the BSN Program possible for high-achieving students. We consider high school GPA and grades in science and math courses. We also look at non-academic variables like volunteering, community service, and your personal statement.