Nursing is a growing profession with a predicted shortage of 7,000 nurses in Washington in 2025.
A BSN in Nursing provides you opportunities to care for persons across the care continuum from community-based health promotion to caring for critically ill persons in the hospital, from birth in the obstetrics unit to a comfortable death. With a BSN, you will be a leader and policy maker, as well as a change maker in your community.
We offer two paths to the Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN):
Traditional BSN
The traditional BSN is right for you if you are not currently a practicing nurse.
RN to BSN
RN to BSN is the right program for you if you are already a RN.
Why choose Saint Martin's Nursing?
- Small class sizes to foster your learning
- Clinical sites and experiences in the community and acute care settings designed to meet your learning needs and help you grow as a nurse
- Faculty who practice as nurses and who are current on nursing practice
- Scholarships available for all students
- Accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE)
Mission
The Department of Nursing at Saint Martin’s University is dedicated to creating a learner-centered education grounded in the university core values of faith, reason, service and community. The program prepares nursing graduates who are committed to evidence-based practice, social justice and lifelong learning to meet the needs of the global community in the 21st century.
