Bachelor's Degree in Nursing
Join the nursing profession. Earn your bachelor’s degree from one of the top nursing programs in the country – CU Nursing.
The University of Colorado College of Nursing offers pioneering, nationally ranked nursing programs that empower prospective students to achieve their career goals. Our bachelor’s program includes classroom, clinical simulation, and clinical practice as part of the curriculum. You’ll learn with state-of-the art technology and advanced learning methods developed at the world-class Anschutz Medical Campus in Aurora, Colorado. With one of the highest NCLEX pass rates in the state of Colorado, CU Nursing students are prepared to make a difference in the nursing industry.
A small investment in your education today can mean a significant impact for you, your family, your patients, and the industry. Get started today!
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Multiple pathways to your bachelor's degree
Why Choose CU Nursing?
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The top-ranked BS in Nursing program in Colorado* with generous prerequisite policies
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Affordable tuition with competitive need & merit-based scholarships. Reduced tuition available for students in the western states
CU Nursing has primary partnerships with major hospitals in the Denver metro area
A high rate of CU Nursing students secure employment at or shortly after graduation
State-of-the-art simulation experiences
Our brand-new simulation center provides students with the opportunity to gain hands-on practical skills and experiences before they step into a hospital or clinic setting. Complementing direct patient care, simulation includes standardized patients and scenarios, mannequin-based simulations and task trainers that allow repeated practice of a specific skill.
Global immersion opportunities
We’re committed to equipping and training leaders who are prepared to address disparities and inequities in healthcare delivery in the U.S. and beyond. Our undergrad students can take part in transformational learning experiences where they experience the reality of caring for people in a low-resource setting.
I had the most supportive classmates. We studied together and were able to tackle the whole process of nursing school as a group. Professors spent time answering our questions and made it an incredibly personal experience.
Kyla Wulff, 2020 TRAD Graduate
