What degrees are offered at the PVAMUCollege of Nursing?
The School offers undergraduate and graduate degrees
The B.S.N. (Bachelor of Science in Nursing) - Nursing students pursue professional course based on knowledge of physical, biological and social sciences, the humanities, and computer and communication skills. Upon successful completion of requisite courses in these disciplines as well as the university's core curriculum requirements, students are eligible for admission to the upper-division clinical studies of the College of Nursing. Licensed nurses (LVN's and RN's) can continue their education to achieve the BSN degree through the distance education program, offered at four sites: Houston, The Woodlands, College Station and Huntsville, TX.
The MSN - The Master of science in Nursing Degree Program builds upon baccalaureate nursing education. Students have opportunities to practice using the latest health care research and technology. The program's curriculum is organized to provide advanced content and clinical experiences that will prepare graduates as advanced practice nurses to deliver primary health care and services to individuals, families, groups, and communities. Two additional graduate level concentrations are currently under review for offering in the areas of nursing education and nursing administration
Are there degree programs for nurses with an R.N. who want to obtain their B.S.N.?
Yes, The College offers a RN-BSN program.
What kind of nursing research is done at the College of Nursing?
Students have an opportunity to participate with faculty engaged in basic and applied research projects and grants related to health and illness across the lifespan
