Earn your BSN degree in as few as 3 years.
Designed for students new to nursing who want a direct path to Registered Nurse licensure. In as few as three years, earn your first nursing degree while building strong foundations in theory, clinical judgment, and patient-centered care.
A fast-track entry point into nursing that can serve as a steppingstone toward a BSN. In as little as 12 months, prepare for Licensed Practical Nurse licensure while gaining hands-on experience that can support future advancement to RN education.
An advancement pathway for licensed Registered Nurses ready to complete their bachelor’s degree. Through our sister school, Eagle Gate College, you can earn your BSN in as few as 20 months through a flexible hybrid format designed for working professionals.
Meet with admissions (virtual or in-person)
Begin enrollment process
Submit a copy of a government-issued ID and proof of high school diploma/GED
Submit any previous college transcripts for free evaluation
Take and pass the entrance exam
Complete FAFSA and Financial Aid appointment
Start classes
Through a powerful combination of online learning, simulation lab experiences, and hands-on clinical training, you’ll gain the knowledge and skills to provide exceptional patient care across diverse healthcare settings. Over the course of 67 semester hours, you’ll explore topics such as nursing as a caring science, adult and pediatric health, maternal and newborn care, and transition to professional practice. Upon completion, you’ll be fully prepared to take the NCLEX-RN licensure exam and begin a rewarding career dedicated to improving lives through compassionate nursing care. Our curriculum integrates evidence-based practice, clinical judgment, leadership, and cultural competence—preparing you for a dynamic career in patient care.
| Course | Credit Hours |
|---|---|
| NRG200 – Pharmacology for Human Caring Nursing | 3 |
| NRG215 – Health Assessment for Human Caring Nursing | 1 |
| NRG225 – Fundamentals of Human Caring Nursing I | 1 |
| NRG225C – Fundamentals of Human Caring Nursing I Skills & Clinical | 1 |
| NRG230 – Fundamentals of Human Caring Nursing II | 3 |
| NRG230C – Fundamentals of Human Caring Nursing II Skills & Clinical | 2 |
| NRG130 – Nursing as a Human Caring Profession | 3 |
| NRG150 – Human Caring Nursing Seminar I | 1 |
| NRG260 – Adult Human Caring Nursing I | 3 |
| NRG260C – Adult Human Caring Nursing I Clinical | 2 |
| NRG290 – Adult Human Caring Nursing II | 2 |
| NRG291C – Adult Human Caring Nursing II Clinical | 2 |
| NRG245 – Mental Health Human Caring Nursing | 3 |
| NRG245C – Mental Health Human Caring Nursing Clinical | 1 |
| NRG315 – Maternal/Newborn Family Nursing | 3 |
| NRG315C – Maternal/Newborn Family Nursing Clinical | 1 |
| NRG275 – Nutrition for Human Health & Wellbeing | 3 |
| NRG330 – Pediatric Human Caring Nursing | 3 |
| NRG330C – Pediatric Human Caring Nursing Clinical | 1 |
| NRG250 – Human Caring Nursing Seminar II | 1 |
| NRG285 – Information Technology for Human Caring Nursing | 2 |
| NRG430 – Complex Health Human Caring Nursing I | 2 |
| NRG431C – Complex Health Human Caring Nursing I Clinical | 2 |
| NRG350 – Human Caring Nursing Seminar III | 1 |
| NRG376 – Evidence Informed Practice for Human Caring Nursing | 2 |
| NRG445 – Complex Health Human Caring Nursing II | 2 |
| NRG446C – Complex Health Human Caring Nursing II Clinical | 2 |
| NRG416 – Community Health Human Caring Nursing | 2 |
| NRG475 – BSN Transition to Practice | 3 |
| NRG475C – BSN Transition to Practice Clinical | 2 |
| NRG461 – Leadership & Management for Human Caring Nursing | 2 |
| NRG490 – BSN Human Caring Nursing Capstone | 3 |
| NRG490C – BSN Human Caring Nursing Capstone Clinical | 2 |
| Course | Credit Hours |
|---|---|
| ENG100 – English Composition | 3 |
| MTH100 – Intermediate Algebra | 3 |
| FYE100 – Foundations of Success | 1 |
| CHEM215 – General Chemistry | 3 |
| CHEM215L – General Chemistry Lab | 1 |
| ENG115 – Public Speaking | 3 |
| BIO200 – Anatomy and Physiology I | 3 |
| BIO200L – Anatomy and Physiology I Lab | 1 |
| SOC100 – Introduction to Sociology | 3 |
| BIO215 – Anatomy & Physiology II | 3 |
| BIO215L – Anatomy and Physiology II Lab | 1 |
| PSY115 – Lifespan Development | 3 |
| MIC215 – Microbiology | 3 |
| MIC215L – Microbiology Lab | 1 |
| ENG300 – Advanced English Composition | 3 |
| MTH215 – Statistics | 3 |
| NUT100 – Nutrition | 3 |
| PHI350 – Critical Reasoning | 3 |
| POL300 – Political Science | 3 |
| BIO 225 – Pathophysiology | 3 |
| ETH400 – Ethics | 3 |
From day one, you’ll prepare for licensure success with built-in NCLEX prep resources, personalized tutoring, and practice exams. Our supportive faculty and student services team will guide you every step of the way—so you can pass with confidence and launch your nursing career.
Gain valuable, hands-on experience in Utah hospitals, clinics, and long-term care facilities. Guided by experienced nurses, you’ll apply classroom knowledge to real patient care while developing the clinical judgment and compassion employers value most.
Our high-fidelity simulation labs replicate real hospital settings, giving you a safe space to strengthen your skills before entering clinicals. Practice patient assessments, teamwork, and decision-making using modern equipment and lifelike scenarios.
Our Financial Aid advisors make it simple to explore scholarships, grants, and tuition assistance programs that fit your needs. We’ll help you design a plan that supports your goals and keeps your education within reach.
Tuition for the BSN program at Provo College varies by campus location and program track. Because costs may differ based on start date and enrollment status, your Admissions Advisor will provide a detailed cost breakdown that outlines tuition, fees, books, supplies, and any additional program-related expenses. During this conversation, you will also review available financial aid options for those who qualify, so you have a clear understanding of your estimated out-of-pocket costs before making your enrollment decision.
Provo College offers several financial aid options for those who qualify, including federal grants, federal student loans, and institutional scholarship opportunities. The process begins by completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), which determines your eligibility for federal aid programs. Our Financial Aid team will guide you step by step through the application process, explain your award package in detail, and help you understand repayment responsibilities so you can make informed financial decisions.
Yes. In addition to federal financial aid options for those who qualify, Provo College offers flexible payment arrangements to help make your nursing education more manageable. Depending on your situation, you may be able to set up a structured payment plan to spread out remaining tuition balances over time. A Financial Aid representative will work with you individually to review your funding sources, determine any remaining balance, and help you select a payment option that aligns with your financial goals.
We recommend completing your Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) as early as possible, ideally well before your program start date, to ensure you have the greatest access to available funding. Submitting your FAFSA early allows time for processing, verification if required, and a thorough review of your eligibility for federal grants, student loans, and other aid programs for those who qualify. Early completion also helps prevent delays in packaging your financial aid and gives you ample time to meet with a Financial Aid representative to review your award and plan confidently for your educational investment.
Yes. Provo College reviews official transcripts from accredited institutions to determine which previously completed courses may satisfy BSN program requirements. Transfer credit eligibility is based on factors such as course content, credit hours, and grade earned. Each transcript is evaluated individually to ensure coursework aligns with program standards and state regulatory requirements.
The best way to determine transfer eligibility is to submit your official transcripts for a complimentary evaluation. Once received, our Admissions team will coordinate a detailed review and provide you with a clear summary outlining which credits may transfer and how they apply to your degree plan. This helps you better understand your potential timeline to graduation before you enroll.
Yes. Credits earned at Brookline College or Eagle Gate College may be eligible for transfer within the Unitek Learning network, provided the courses meet equivalency and program requirements. Our team will review your academic record to determine how previously completed coursework can be applied toward your BSN degree at Provo College.
If you have earned an associate degree in vocational or practical nursing and hold active licensure, you may qualify for an advanced placement pathway. This option is designed to recognize your prior education and clinical experience, allowing eligible coursework to be applied toward your Bachelor of Science in Nursing. By building on your existing foundation, this pathway can help reduce overall time to completion and support your transition from Licensed Practical Nurse to Registered Nurse more efficiently.
Applicants must provide proof of high school graduation or equivalent, meet minimum qualifying scores on the required entrance assessment, and complete an admissions interview. Prior to participating in clinical training, students must also pass a background check and drug screening in accordance with healthcare facility requirements. Additional documentation, such as immunization records and health clearances, may be required before clinical placement.
No prior healthcare experience is required. The BSN program at Provo College is designed for students entering the nursing profession for the first time and provides comprehensive instruction in nursing theory, clinical skills, and patient care. The curriculum is structured to build knowledge progressively, from foundational concepts through advanced clinical practice.
Application fees may vary by campus location. Your Admissions Advisor will review any applicable fees with you at the start of the enrollment process and explain what is included, so you understand all costs before submitting your application.
The BSN program at Provo College is delivered in a hybrid format. While some general education and nursing theory courses may be offered online for flexibility, students must complete hands-on skills labs, simulation experiences, and in-person clinical rotations at approved healthcare facilities. Because nursing is a practice-based profession, in-person clinical training is an essential component of the program.
Students can earn their Bachelor of Science in Nursing in as few as three years, depending on enrollment status, transfer credits, and pathway eligibility. This accelerated timeline allows students to enter the workforce sooner while still completing the academic and clinical requirements necessary for licensure.
Provo College provides structured academic support throughout the entire nursing curriculum. Students have access to faculty coaching, tutoring, and review sessions across subject areas such as Fundamentals, Adult Medical-Surgical Nursing, Pharmacology, Maternal Child Nursing, Pediatrics, Mental Health, Community Health, Nutrition, Leadership, and Medication Math. Additional preparation resources are available to help students strengthen clinical reasoning skills and prepare for licensure examinations.
In addition to hands-on training and academic instruction, Provo College provides comprehensive student support services designed to help you succeed from enrollment through employment and beyond. Students have access to financial counseling, academic tutoring, and learning resources to reinforce classroom success. The Career Services team offers resume development, interview preparation, employer networking opportunities, and job placement assistance to help connect students and graduates with meaningful healthcare careers. Alumni are welcome to return at any time for continued career guidance and advancement support.
A Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) at Provo College is a comprehensive, hybrid nursing degree program that can be completed in as few as three years. It combines online coursework, on-campus skills labs, high-fidelity simulation experiences, and supervised clinical rotations to prepare graduates for Registered Nurse licensure. In addition to preparing students for the NCLEX-RN exam, the BSN curriculum builds leadership skills, clinical judgment, and a strong foundation in evidence-based practice.
Although there are multiple pathways to becoming an RN, a BSN provides expanded preparation in leadership, public health, research, and critical thinking. Many healthcare employers increasingly prefer or require BSN-prepared nurses, particularly in hospital and specialty settings. Earning a BSN can also increase eligibility for advancement, management roles, certifications, and graduate education.
Students at Provo College complete supervised clinical rotations in hospitals, outpatient clinics, long-term care facilities, and community health settings. These experiences expose students to diverse patient populations across the lifespan and help build competency in medical-surgical nursing, maternal-child health, pediatrics, mental health, and community-based care. Simulation-based training further reinforces hands-on skills in a controlled learning environment.
Graduates can pursue positions in hospitals, specialty clinics, public health, education, and leadership across areas like pediatrics, critical care, surgical units, and more.
NCLEX preparation is integrated throughout the Provo College BSN curriculum. Students have access to ATI testing resources, practice assessments, remediation tools, and faculty-guided review sessions to strengthen clinical reasoning and test-taking strategies. Ongoing mentorship helps ensure graduates are academically prepared and confident when sitting for the NCLEX-RN examination.
The BLS projects a 5 percent job growth for RNs from 2024 to 2034, reflecting steady demand for skilled nurses across healthcare settings.
Yes. Nurses with a BSN typically earn higher salaries and have greater advancement opportunities than those with an associate degree. ccording to NursingProcess.org, the average salary of an RN with an associate degree is $80,660, while the average salary for a BSN holder is $92560 per year. Salaries can vary depending on healthcare setting, geographic location, level of experience, and certifications.
Students participate in structured, scaffolded learning that progresses in complexity throughout the program. Lectures are designed to build knowledge step by step, reinforcing core concepts before advancing to more complex clinical content. Coursework begins with nursing fundamentals and continues through:
These environments are designed to mirror real healthcare settings and support hands-on learning in a controlled, supportive environment. All ground campuses are equipped with:
Students primarily train using Laerdal mannequins, available in low-, mid-, and high-fidelity models. These tools allow students to safely practice and refine specific clinical skills before working with live patients.
Fidelity level refers to the sophistication of the mannequin’s electronic components and its ability to simulate realistic human responses such as breathing, heart sounds, and physiological changes. In addition to full-body mannequins, students practice with specialized task trainers, including:
BSN skills labs are designed to replicate hospital environments and help students develop technical proficiency in a realistic clinical setting. Students have access to medical headwalls with simulated oxygen and suction, electronic vital signs monitors, EKG machines, defibrillators, hospital beds, medication carts, IV poles with IV fluids and Foley kits, chest tubes, splints and slings, sterile gloves and wound care supplies, as well as wheelchairs and crutches.
Virtual reality is used as a supplemental simulation tool to enhance clinical education. Through VR, students can:
VR allows students to experience clinical situations that may not arise during scheduled clinical rotations. It provides a safe environment to develop both technical and interpersonal skills before caring for live patients. Students receive audio, visual, and tactile feedback throughout the experience, helping reinforce learning and build confidence.
Several features distinguish this program. These elements are designed to support diverse student backgrounds while maintaining strong clinical preparation and workforce readiness.
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*These placement rates are based on program-specific and campus-specific data reported to our institutional accreditor(s) in 2024. While the figures shown here are not separately reported to our accreditor, they are derived from those outcomes. For full details by program and campus, please visit our Disclosures page.
*Please note that wage data provided by the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) or other third-party sources may not be an accurate reflection of all areas of the country, may not account for the employees’ years of experience, and may not reflect the wages or outlook of entry-level employees, such as graduates of our program (accessed on 3/16/2026).
