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Nursing (BSN)

Develop your love for God and people as you pursue your calling into the nursing profession. Through Corban’s Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) program, you’ll prepare to become a registered nurse through a rigorous, Bible-centered education that equips you to provide care with skill and compassion.  

Your degree will include a liberal arts core that will help you develop the analytical, communication, and resourcefulness skills that are essential as a nurse and a Bible minor, giving you a solid foundation in God’s Word as your guide for life. The rest of your BSN program will focus on core nursing theory, labs, and clinical experiences that will enable you to care for a wide variety of patients and their unique needs. 

With hands-on clinical experience, expert faculty mentorship, and a strong foundation in science, you’ll graduate ready to take the national licensure exam and to make a difference in a high-demand career field. 

Completion

4 Years

Credits

128

Major

Nursing

Delivery

On Campus

Featured Courses

For a complete list of courses in this program, view the program overview.
For official course descriptions, refer to the academic catalog.

Two nurses, one male and one female, conversing with each other in a healthcare environment.
  • 197,200

    new nursing jobs open each year in the U.S.*

  • 900+

    hours of hands-on experience through lab, simulation, and clinical internships and practicums

  • $93,600

    median salary for nurses*

Corban’s nursing program celebrates the foundational truth that every human being is created in the image of God and therefore worthy of love, respect, and quality care. In this major, you’ll learn to navigate the tough issues and ethical dilemmas in the medical field from a biblical perspective while also getting practical, hands-on training.

Career Opportunities

Your education and training in Corban’s BSN program will give you a wide range of career options to choose from, including working in hospitals, schools, assisted living facilities, military bases, or missions and relief organizations. Some common career paths include:

  • Staff Nurse
  • Nurse Manager
  • Clinical Research Nurse
  • Public Health or School Nurse
  • Occupational Health Nurse
  • Nurse Midwife
  • Travel Nurse
  • Medical Missionary