Nursing, B.S.N. (Accelerated BSN Second Degree)
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Wednesday, Nov. 19, 2025 at 6 p.m.
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Students who already have a bachelor’s degree can become a nurse in just 15 months.
Enroll in Immaculata University’s accelerated second degree Bachelor of Science in Nursing (B.S.N.) program.
Graduates with a B.S.N. degree have the potential for higher wages, better patient outcomes, and better job prospects than nurses without a bachelor’s degree in nursing.
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2023 nursing graduates have jobsAt A Glance
Program: Bachelor of Science in Nursing (Accelerated)
Audience: Undergraduates who already have a bachelor’s degree
Format: Face-to-face, cohort-based, accelerated courses
Next Start Date: New cohorts begin every January. Prerequisite courses can be taken any time during the year.
Cost: $35,240, including tuition and fees (2024-25 rate)
Time to Completion 15 months
"I chose Immaculata over other schools because of the relationship the nursing educators facilitated with their students. They invested their time and effort into making sure we had all the tools we needed to succeed in the program. Every professor was always just an email away, and they helped to keep me on track to becoming the nurse I wanted to be. I felt like I had a solid support system in my cohort. People came from many different backgrounds, and it was nice to collaborate with people about what kind of nursing I wanted to pursue."
Julia Goldsmith '22
Registered Nurse at Christiana Hospital Emergency Department
Scholars Network Loan Repayment Program
Immaculata University has partnered with Penn Medicine, Temple Health and WellSpan to offer nursing students the chance to secure early employment and receive up to $40,000 in loan repayment.
In return, students commit to working full-time for three years at one of the partner health systems after graduation and RN licensure.
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Nursing Simulation Labs
Immaculata’s eight simulation labs help nursing students practice clinical and communication skills and master nursing interventions in a safe environment. You will learn to operate industry-standard equipment, administer medication, check vital signs and assess patients’ health. You will participate in realistic clinical scenarios with simulation mannequins, including a mother and baby for practicing obstetric and pediatric nursing. You will also interact with live actors serving as standardized patients.
In the non-judgmental, safe space of the labs, you will have opportunities to work one-on-one with your professors if you need additional assistance. You will hone your skills with hands-on learning and gain confidence in your abilities.