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In 1977, Boston Children's Hospital School of Nursing elected to phase out their diploma school and merge their resources with Curry College. As the first Nursing program in the State of Massachusetts to be accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education, we pride ourselves on delivering a rigorous, world- class, educational experience that prepares graduates to provide the highest quality of nursing care.
Through specialized courses, clinical placements, supportive faculty, and state of the art technology, students in the traditional undergraduate nursing program receive a hands-on education to help them excel as an RN at top medical facilities.
Bachelor of Science, Nursing MajorRN to Baccalaureate (BSN, BS or Bachelor of Science in Nursing) programs provide an efficient bridge for diploma and ADN-prepared nurses who wish to develop stronger clinical reasoning and analytical skills to advance their careers.
RN-BS DegreeCurry College offers the Accelerated Nursing Program (ACCEL) to provide a route for students who want to make a career change into nursing by earning a second bachelor's degree.
Accelerated Second DegreeCurry College's MSN program prepares RNs for careers as nurse educators and nurse administrators. Pursuing an MSN takes dedication, but it can have a huge impact on your nursing success in the form of new opportunities, from higher pay to greater responsibilities.
Master of Science in NursingPerioperative 101 is a non-credit six-month certificate preparation program that prepares RNs to sit for certification through Association of periOperative Registered Nurses (AORN).
Perioperative 101 CertificateCurry College Student Nurses Association members participate in community, legislative and recruitment projects, attend national and local conferences, have access to the NSNA Foundation Scholarship Program, and much more.
Student members of Sigma Theta Tau have many opportunities, including traveling away and abroad, to leadership conferences, academic events, member forums and a biennial convention.
Curry College students from the School of Nursing routinely engage in health promotion and disease prevention in the Greater Boston area.