Bachelor of Science in Nursing
Earn your living while helping others with a nursing degree.
Bachelor of Science in Nursing Overview
If you’re looking for a meaningful way to make a living while helping others, and you like an active job where you meet all sorts of people, nursing can be a rewarding career. With a bachelor of science in nursing (BSN), you’ll learn modern nursing skills and get training in techniques that can help you succeed in this vital field.
The BSN program at the School of Nursing and Health Sciences (SNHS) at Alliant International University offers two of the fastest paths in the state of Arizona to earning your BSN degree; one if you have no college credits and another if you have completed your general education requirements:
- If you have no previous college credits, your nursing degree will take eight trimesters over two years and nine months.
- If you’ve fulfilled your general education requirements, your nursing program will be taught over six trimesters and will take two years to complete.
Both programs are taught on campus in Arizona and offer general education and non-clinical course online. The BSN in Phoenix will provide you with the education and experience needed to prepare you to sit for the NCLEX exam to earn a license as a registered nurse (RN).
Admissions
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Program Highlights
Three years or less
Earn a BSN in under three years with one of the fastest programs in Arizona.
A nursing program that cares about cost
We deliver a nursing education that’s competitively priced. Why? Because it’s the right thing to do. And the cost of your education shouldn’t get in the way of your professional goals.
No Waitlist
If you qualify and are ready to start, a seat is currently available for you in our next nursing cohort at our Phoenix campus.
Enhanced Learning
Small class sizes allow for more mentoring, lab time, and hands-on experience.
Hands-On, Real-World Training
Generous clinical hours build your confidence in caring for patients and working with other healthcare professionals.
Faculty
Lisa Radesi
Interim Dean/Program Director/Associate Professor
lisa.radesi@alliant.edu
Ashley Kinder
Instructor
ashley.kinder@alliant.edu
Kelsey Scott
Instructor
kelsey.scott@alliant.edu
Nicole Lynch
Associate Professor
nicole.lynch@alliant.edu
Tina Orr
Assistant Professor
tina.orr@alliant.edu
David Petersen
Instructor
david.petersen@alliant.edu
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Degree Information
Nurses are team players, so in the program, you’ll have the opportunity to practice with other healthcare professionals. The BSN degree program takes advantage of the latest technologies in patient care to prepare you for various roles in healthcare professions the job. When you begin your program, you’ll receive an iPad Air pre-loaded with a widely-used nursing app, much like what you will use as a nurse in the field. The iPad Air is loaded with all the textbooks and other study materials you’ll need to complete the program, much of which can go with you as you transition into a professional role.
So that you fully understand the concepts and skills taught throughout your program, rather than extensive memorization, you’ll learn to think critically and use clinical reasoning on the job. As a nurse, you’ll also learn to collaborate with professionals in other nursing careers and healthcare providers to ensure the best possible patient outcomes.
Accreditation
The Bachelor of Science in Nursing program at Alliant International School of Nursing & Health Sciences is accreditted by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (https://www.ccneaccreditation.org).
Student Learning Outcomes
Our Phoenix nursing school could become one of the top health education schools in the region. We emphasize both the practical and theoretical aspects of nursing care and health science. As a graduate of the BSN program, you’ll be trained to:
- Apply concepts from nursing and other disciplines to form the foundation of professional nursing practice to provide care for individuals, families, populations, and systems.
- Utilize sound clinical judgment to provide person-centered care that promotes health, prevents disease, and coordinates care.
- Demonstrate principles of cultural sensitivity and inclusivity to promote patient safety and quality in collaboration with the interprofessional team.
- Examine current evidence and innovative technologies to foster new knowledge and strengthen clinical judgment.
- Interpret the impact of social, political, economic, and technological trends on nursing practice to provide high-quality, cost-effective care.
- Apply professional values, legal requirements, and ethical principles to foster professional growth through a spirit of inquiry.