The Bachelor of Science in Nursing at Alfred State College is designed for registered nurses seeking to advance their careers and enhance their expertise in contemporary healthcare. This upper-division, degree-completion program addresses the growing demand for nurses with baccalaureate-level education, equipping you with advanced knowledge and skills to navigate complex health care environments. You will build upon your existing foundation, preparing for more autonomous and interdependent roles across diverse clinical settings. This program is ideal for motivated RNs aiming to expand their professional capabilities and meet evolving industry standards.
This full-time, on-campus undergraduate program is structured over two years, focusing on critical areas such as health assessment, pathophysiology, and nursing leadership. You will engage with subjects like ethical issues in health care, informatics, and population-focused care, culminating in a professional capstone experience. The curriculum emphasizes a minimum grade of 'C' in all upper-level nursing courses, ensuring a high standard of academic achievement. Upon graduation, you will be well-prepared for enhanced career opportunities in dynamic healthcare systems, equipped with the advanced competencies valued by employers.