nursing

After graduating with her B.S.N. from Immaculata, she plans to work as a registered nurse and then pursue her M.S.N.

“I have always treasured the moments I am able to make a personal connection with a patient,” says Abigail Benbow ’21 MSN.

Crediting professors who made her feel comfortable and excited to be back in a classroom, Olivia’s experience in the BSN program was positive.

Andrew Sullivan ’19 learned early on that time management was essential, and made him an ER nurse who can expertly handle five different situations at once.

This full-time ABSN program is designed for students and professionals who already have a bachelor’s degree in another discipline and wish to earn a BSN degree in as few as 15 months.