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School of Nursing

  • Center for  Integrated Health and Human Inquiry (CIHHI) 278
  • Phone: 719.549.2871
  • Fax: 719.549.2113
  • nursing@csupueblo.edu
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Nursing, Bachelor of Science in Nursing

School of Nursing

Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN)

Hands-on learning, simulation labs, and real clinical experience—built for your path to RN licensure.

Clinical Focus
Hands-On Training
Learning Environment
Labs + Simulation
Next Step
Start Your BSN

Overview

The Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) program prepares students with foundational coursework to advance into a rewarding nursing career. Built on a holistic approach to health and care, the program offers flexible pathways based on prior education and admission requirements—supporting students at every stage of their academic journey.

At a Glance

Quick details to help you decide if the BSN is the right fit—then jump into admissions and pathways.

Program Type
Undergraduate
Format
In person / Online
Location
Pueblo Campus
Credits
~120 total
Clinical Learning
Hands-on
Start Terms
Fall / Spring

Next Steps

Most students complete these steps in under 15 minutes.

  1. Review admissions requirements
    Know prerequisites, GPA guidance, and application timeline.
    Go to Admissions →
  2. Plan your course pathway
    Map your sequence and clinical expectations.
    View Pathways →
  3. Talk with Nursing
    Get answers before you apply—fast.
    Contact the School of Nursing →

Frequently Asked Questions

How many people are admitted into the program?
The School of Nursing receives a high number of applicants for the BSN program. Each year, we accept an average of approximately 90 students into the Basic Admissions Pathway and 40 students into the Accelerated Pathway.
Where do we complete our clinical experiences?
The School of Nursing provides hands-on learning through on-campus skills labs and simulation experiences. Students also complete clinicals at partner hospitals, schools, community agencies, and other approved healthcare locations for a wide range of educational experiences.
What does the class schedule look like?
Classes are typically held from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. on Mondays and Wednesdays. Clinical experiences are generally scheduled on remaining weekdays and may include day or night shifts depending on placement.
How long are clinical shifts?
Clinical shifts vary depending on course and placement and may range from 4 to 12 hours, occurring during daytime or nighttime hours.
Where can I learn more about professional licensure?
This program requires professional licensure. Licensure regulations and requirements vary by profession and by state. Each state and U.S. territory has an authority responsible for overseeing licensure requirements.

To learn more about licensure requirements for this program, please visit CSU Pueblo’s State Authorization webpage here .
What are the program start dates?
The Basic BSN program begins in January for all pathways except the Accelerated Pathway. The Accelerated Pathway offers a rolling start date.
What are the application deadlines?
The application deadline for all pathways except the Accelerated Pathway is May 25 each year.

The application deadline for the Accelerated Pathway is October 1 each year.

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The PACK Center and HSB Advising are available to assist you. Stop by or call for support. PACK: 719-549-2584, HSB: 719-549-2142, & Online: 719-549-2200.

School of Nursing

  • Center for  Integrated Health and Human Inquiry (CIHHI) 278
  • Phone: 719.549.2871
  • Fax: 719.549.2113
  • nursing@csupueblo.edu
Faculty and Staff
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