Our Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) program provides the strong academic foundation and hands-on clinical experience you need to launch a successful nursing career.
The curriculum combines courses in nursing art and science, physical, biological, technological, and social sciences, along with onsite laboratory and simulation experiences that prepare you for real-world patient care.
As part of Aultman Health System, Stark County’s largest hospital, Aultman College believes that the bachelor’s degree should be the standard for entry-level nursing practice. A BSN degree not only builds your clinical expertise but also fosters critical thinking, leadership, and a commitment to lifelong learning, qualities that make you stand out in today’s dynamic healthcare environment.
Recognized among Ohio’s top BSN nursing programs, Aultman College helps students develop the skills to:
Download the BSN Program Information Sheet to view all required courses:
Please note: The BSN is a four-year degree program. Due to the sequencing of courses and clinical experiences, students typically complete the program in four years.
You’ve worked hard now here’s what it takes to reach the finish line!
Before earning your Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) degree, you’ll need to complete a few key steps to ensure you’re fully prepared for your next chapter as a registered nurse.
To graduate, students must:
These steps ensure you’re fully prepared academically, professionally, and personally to take the NCLEX and begin your nursing career with confidence.
Clinical learning is a vital part of the Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) program at Aultman College. Each student is required to complete a set number of clinical hours as part of the program’s graduation requirements. These hours give you the opportunity to apply classroom knowledge in real-world healthcare environments and develop the essential skills needed to become a confident, capable nurse.
Clinical experiences take place under the direct supervision of Aultman College nursing faculty in a variety of settings including hospitals, long-term care facilities, and community health organizations. This exposure helps you gain experience across multiple areas of patient care and prepares you for success in today’s fast-paced healthcare field.
Please note that students are responsible for their own transportation to and from clinical assignments.