Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN)

For over 85 years, the Seattle University College of Nursing bachelor’s program has been dedicated to transforming health care. Through educating the whole individual, we focus on the connections between the practical, academic, and humane needs of the patient. We help you on your path to providing compassionate and world-class care. Enhanced by the broad education you’ll receive in core classes of study in the humanities, arts, social sciences, and sciences, you’ll develop deep global perspectives to carry throughout a life-long career in the ever-expanding field of nursing.

The Bachelor of Science in Nursing emphasizes social justice and a commitment to care for all people. From our small on-campus class sizes to learning in clinical and lab settings with a typical student-faculty ratio of 8-10:1, you will hone your skills, gain valuable hands-on experience, and work with diverse sets of patients in urgent care settings, long-term care facilities and community clinics.

Seattle University College of Nursing is dedicated to preparing values-based, compassionate professionals who will serve the health care needs of our community, especially the frail, vulnerable and underserved.

We embrace the Jesuit tradition of developing the whole person and focus on the connections between the practical, academic, spiritual, and humane needs of people. Since its establishment in 1935, the college has graduated health care leaders who are held in high regard by their communities, employers and professional colleagues. Our graduates live our vision of movement toward service and creating a more just, humane world.