RN-BSN

Dakota Wesleyan University’s nursing programs are among the best in the region. As a nursing student, you will learn and grow along with a community of support, not just with peers, but also with DWU faculty and staff. You will build trusting relationships with your professors, and they’ll be available to you for mentorship and encouragement.

Students in the B.S. program on the Mitchell Campus will spend much of their time in the state-of-the-art Glenda K. Corrigan Health Sciences Center. The nursing department features four simulation labs that allow you to participate in realistic healthcare scenarios, as well as view, critique and learn from others' simulation experiences.

Many universities claim to be “different.” At Dakota Wesleyan University, our deeply rooted values of lifelong learning, leadership development, faith exploration, and genuine service to others are the cornerstones of what makes us “different.” Why DWU?

Traditions embedded in our United Methodist values. Faculty who teach rigorously and care deeply. Students who exemplify synergism and develop lifelong friendships. Parents who entrust their children to the care of the college community. Faith leaders who embody conviction and principles in their ministries. Graduates who impact the world with their leadership and service. And donors who give willingly to sustain our efforts. These and countless other reasons make DWU different. Our student body is purposefully small. In fact, with a student-to-faculty ratio of 13:1, every student receives the well-rounded, personalized education they deserve.