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Daytona State CollegeSchool of Nursing
Your first choice for RN-BSN education
Earn your Bachelor of Science Degree in Nursing
Daytona State’s registered nurse to Bachelor of Science in Nursing (RN-BSN) program is for nurses interested in career
advancement.
Cost
Convenience
Excellence
Uniquely Tailored Curriculum
STAY CLOSER, GO FURTHER
Curriculum Design• Credit for Associate of Science in
Nursing – 72 credit hours• Gen Ed (Required) - 16 Credits• Nursing Program Specific – 32 Credits
BSN GEN Ed’s
• CHM 1025• STA 2023• HUN 1201• DEP2004• LIT 2110 or LIT 2120
Flexible• Program design that meets the
needs of the working nurse• Includes online flexibility• Ability to complete core nursing
courses in 3 semesters• Easily accessible Gen Ed courses
Entrance Requirements
• Associate of Science Degree in Nursing or Diploma in Registered Nursing
• Registered Nurse Licensure
• 2 Letters of Recommendation
Student Centered
Flexible Scheduling
Innovative Curriculum
Trusted Leader in Education
Experienced Faculty with Doctorates,committed to helping you succeed
Provides an education in patient-centered, evidence-based practice that builds on your work
experience and increases your value in the workplace.
Preparing nurse leaders of the future
Adult Learner Centered Approach
The program focuses on a collaborative
adult-learner centered approach that recognizes the family, home, and employment responsibilities of the nurse as a student.
Leading to New andDesirableOpportunitiesIn Nursing
Leading to New andDesirableOpportunitiesIn Nursing
A BSN degree will open doors toadditional opportunities in many
areas of nursing
AACN: “ The Baccalaureate Degree in Nursing as minimal preparation for professional practice”
IOM: “the future of nursing focuses on education”
New and Desirable Job Opportunities
ANA: “Reaffirms Commitment to BSN for entry into practice”
Instructional Methods
Online Discussions
GroupProjects
Case Studies
ComputerAided
Instruction
InteractiveInstruction
Contact for More information
Admissions, (386) 506-3059, [email protected]
Linda Vought, Office Assistant, School of Nursing
(386) 506-3250 • [email protected]
Linda Miles, Chair, School of Nursing
(386) 506-3720 • [email protected]
Judith Valloze, Assistant Chair
(386) 506-3723 • [email protected]
