Bachelor of Science in Nursing
Length: 4 years
Twin Cities Campus
Who should apply: Seniors in highschool/highschool graduates
School and Scholarship Application/Nursing Supplemental questions available August 1st and due November 1st
Apply Here: https://admissions.tc.umn.edu/academics/special-programs/freshman-nursing-program
Admission and Graduation Statistics
Total number of Freshman Applicants: 1,059
Total Number Admitted: 289 (~27% acceptance rate)
Total number of Program spaces: 118-120
Avg ACT score 29-32
NCLEX pass Rate: 89.2%
Program Completion Rate (in 3 years): 93%
Rochester Campus
Who should apply: Students who are in college or have completed some college (no degree) looking to transfer into a Nursing program
Transfer option for Saint Paul College Students
Students from Saint Paul College who meet transfer requirements may be eligible to transfer to the Twin Cities (10 student limit for 2022) or Rochester campus
Apply Here: https://nursing.umn.edu/academics/bachelor-science-nursing/transfer-students/how-apply
Admission Statistics
100 total transfer applications: 32% acceptance rate
Gender: 81% women, 19% men
Race: 40% persons of color/indigenous
Avg cumulative GPA: 3.74
Master of Nursing
Who should apply: College graduate with 4 year degree in a field other than nursing
Length: 16 months accelerated nursing program
Dates and Deadlines
Fall 2023 application available: August 11
Fall 2023 application deadline: November 1
Apply Here: https://nursing.umn.edu/academics/master-nursing/how-apply/how-apply-overview
Admission Statistics
196 total applicants
72 students admitted (~37% acceptance rate)
Gender: 83% women, 17% men
Race: 33% persons of color/indigenous
Financial Support at the University of Minnesota
Students are considered for scholarships at time of admission offer and does not require separate scholarship applications
Scholarships applicants are required to complete the FAFSA application in early January in order to be eligible
External funding opportunities: https://nursing.umn.edu/current-students/scholarships/external-scholarships
Information regarding scholarships for BSN Students: https://admissions.tc.umn.edu/cost-aid/scholarships
Dates and Deadlines
Applications to WSU are due by July 1st for Fall 2022 or November 1st for Spring 2023
Applications for Spring 2023 Pre-licensure program will open in early August and are due by October 1st (for those already admitted to WSU)
Apply Here: https://www.winona.edu/undergrad-nursing/fall-preparing-apply.asp
Length: 4 year program
Semester 1-3: Prerequisites and general education courses
Semester 4: Apply to Nursing Program and complete prerequisites and general education courses
Semester 5-8: Complete nursing major courses
Admission
Students may apply via direct admission or holistic admission
Direct Admission: guarantees admission into the nursing program based upon ACT/SAT scores while earring excellent college grade
Initial Eligibility: ACT of 27+ or SAT of 1280+
Maintaining Direct Admission: GPA of at least 3.75 with a C or above in all nursing prerequisites etc.
Holistic Admission: consider students’ personal achievements and experiences, as well as their college GPA and standardized test scores
Financial assistance
Students may be automatically considered for a list of scholarships upon admission and require no additional paperwork
Dates and Deadlines
Rolling admissions for Fall and Spring Terms begin September 1st
Apply Here: https://www.bethel.edu/undergrad/admissions/apply/
Length: 4 year degree
Years 1 and 2: Prerequisites and general education requirements
Years 3 and 4: Nursing focused courses and clinicals
Admission
Meet admission and prerequisite requirements
Achieve a cumulative Bethel GPA of at least 2.75 and earn a C or better in all prerequisite courses
Submit a recent ATI TEAS test score
If Transferring to Bethel
Transfer students must maintain GPA of 2.85 for all previous courses
Transfer students must attend Bethel for at least one semester prior to starting the nursing program
Direct Admission
Current high school seniors with an ACT of 26> and ATI TEAS score of advances or higher
Be accepted to Bethel by February 1st
Financial Assistance
The Marilyn H. Batternman Memorial Nursing scholarship is available for 4 nursing students and provides $12,000 in financial assistance annually
Undergraduate Scholarships: https://www.bethel.edu/undergrad/financial-aid/types/scholarships/
Dates and Deadlines
Application to MSU is due 5 working days prior to the start of classes (August 15th)
Spring 2023 Pre-Licensure Program Application deadline September 16th, 2022
Detailed applications instructions are included in the program application which is posted online 2 months prior to the application deadline (4th Friday of each term)
Application periods occur twice a year
Apply Here: https://www.mnsu.edu/future-students/apply/
Length: 4 year degree
Admission
Application Criteria
Complete 30 semester credits with a GPA > 3.0 and all Core Prerequisites with a minimum of a C
Complete the TEAS exam
https://ahn.mnsu.edu/academic-programs/nursing-bs/nursing-pre-licensure-program/application-admission/
Statistics
Average GPA: 3.6-3.7
Average TEAS score: 77-87%
Average Interview Score 21.8/23
Faculty/Student Ratio
1:40 for traditional classes
1:8-10 for experiential learning
NCLEX pass rate: 87%
Financial Assistance
Students are required to complete the FAFSA each year in order to apply/receive financial aid
First Year Student/Admission Scholarships
All scholarships for applicants for fall of 2022 are test optional
Students may submit a General Applications through MSU’s Scholarship finder tool to apply for further financial assistance
https://www.mnsu.edu/university-life/campus-services/campushub/financial-aid/
Scholarship finder: https://mnsu.academicworks.com/?page=1
Most scholarships for currently enrolled students are available for application submission during the month of February
Dates and Deadlines
Early application deadline: November 1st
Regular Decision Deadline: January 15th
Rolling Based Decisions: After January 15th
Interested students will apply in the Spring of the spring semester upon completion of prerequisite courses
Admission to the MSN program requires completion of an application through NursingCAS
Apply Here: https://www.stthomas.edu/admissions/undergraduate/freshman/apply/index.html
Length: 4 year degree (BSN) or 20 month degree (after bachelors)
Admission
Enrollment will include 50 BSN and 50 MSN students each inaugural academic year
A secondary application after admission to St. Thomas is required for admission to the program
Financial Assistance
All first-time, first-year students admitted to St. Thomas are automatically considered for a St. Thomas scholarship
https://www.stthomas.edu/admissions/undergraduate/financial-aid/index.html