Traditional Bachelor of Science in Nursing
Working in diverse settings, meeting interesting people and helping others are all pieces of a career in nursing! Regis University's Traditional Bachelor of Science in Nursing program will instill the kind of skilled preparation necessary to meet the challenges of the rapidly expanding nursing profession. Our program offers you the opportunity to learn from caring professionals who will ensure that you get the individual attention and access to the latest information. Across the Denver area and across the country, nurses are in demand. With the right education, you are well on your way to a rewarding career.
A nursing degree from Regis University requires 128 semester hours of credit spanning a wide range of courses, which encompass liberal arts and science, humanities, philosophy, religious studies, and the upper-division nursing curriculum.
During the junior and senior years, students gain specialized knowledge and training through a variety of clinical experiences. These include both inpatient and outpatient settings, located throughout the Denver metro area. Each clinical experience provides unique exposure to real-life health situations and elements of research and leadership are integrated throughout the program.
In addition, Service Learning, a vital part of the curriculum, allows students an opportunity to develop a sense of commitment to the community and a spirit of volunteerism. The nursing faculty and Service Learning Coordinator help you establish appropriate service-learning projects locally, nationally and globally.