The Job Market
Currently, career opportunities abound in the nursing profession and there is a critical shortage of nurses equipped to take on new roles that require leadership and management skills as well as solid foundations in nursing practice. Opportunities exist in the more traditional areas of acute-care hospitals, long term care facilities, and rehabilitation centers. But there are also opportunities in community health, educational and business settings.

Why Earn Your BS in Nursing? Why Curry?
As an RN, there is no better way to prepare for the demands of the contemporary workplace than to further your education.  Learning has no age limit.  Here are some of the reasons given by RNs regarding their decision to enter Curry’s RN-BS Nursing Program:

Program Features
Offered through the Division of Continuing Education and the Nursing Division, the program is designed specifically for RNs interested in earning a baccalaureate degree. Hundreds of area nurses have graduated from Curry’s program, which is widely respected in the region. Among the reasons why so many students have chosen Curry’s RN to BS program:

• Convenient campuses in Plymouth and Milton
• A nursing faculty committed to excellence in nursing education
• Flexible schedules with most classes meeting just one evening per week, allowing you to continue working while pursuing your studies
• RNs receive 34 transfer credits for prior nursing courses upon completing NSG 2100, RN Transition to Baccalaureate Nursing
• A transfer credit policy that accepts up to 90 credits from other colleges regardless of how long ago they may have been completed; no time limit on science courses
• Financial aid and tuition deferment options for those who qualify

Accreditation
The Curry RN to BS program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). In addition, Curry College is accredited by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges, Inc (NEASC).


Prerequisites:*

*These courses are usually transferable from your basic program if taken on the college level. A grade of C or better must be achieved in the prerequisite science courses and labs.

Required courses for RN to BS Program:
We suggest that you begin your studies with NSG 2100, RN Transition, but you may take any of the 2000 level nursing courses. 26 nursing credits are required for the RN-BS program. You must achieve a passing grade of “C+” (77) to pass all nursing courses:

Required Upper Level Liberal Arts courses:
A minimum of two (2) upper level liberal arts courses at the 2000/3000 level must be completed at Curry College.
*Degree students will receive 34 nursing transfer credits upon successful completion of NSG 2100/RN Transition.

For more information or to apply:
For Academic Advising or to find out about an upcoming Information Session, please contact:

Milton Campus: (617) 333-2364
Plymouth Campus: (508) 747-2424