Bachelor of Science in Nursing

The registered nurse to bachelor of science in nursing (RN-BSN) program was developed for the new or working nurse interested in career advancement. The program offers a flexible schedule for the working adult. It is designed for nurses whose highest academic credential is an associate degree in nursing or diploma in nursing, and who possess a registered nursing license in their state of residence. It provides a seamless transition from the associate degree to the baccalaureate degree and prepares graduates for a broader scope of nursing practice.

Welcome to the College of Health and Public Services at Daytona State College. Within the college, the Schools of Nursing, Health Careers, Dental Sciences, and Emergency Services provide a range of vocational, associate, and baccalaureate programs. Our programs are led by highly qualified teams of faculty with practical experience in their respective fields. We are closely aligned with our community partners as they provide learning opportunities for students at their hospitals, nursing facilities, clinics, labs, and other patient care areas. Students receive hands-on training in these facilities with experts who hold specialized licensing and certification, as well as in our state-of-the-art patient simulation labs.

Most of our programs hold external accreditation above and beyond our regional accrediting body and boast professional licensure passing rates that exceed national averages. I encourage you to contact our college for more information on the excellent programs and services that we provide. Remember... every minute, every day, a Daytona State College graduate is impacting the health and safety of our community. Come and see what the college can do for you.