Basic Overview Students interested in becoming Registered Nurses generally choose between two educational pathways: an Associate Degree in Nursing (ADN) or a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN). Both pathways prepare graduates to pursue Registered Nurse licensure requirements, but they differ in curriculum, educational focus, and program length. Understanding these differences can help you determine which pathway aligns with […]
Basic Overview When comparing BSN programs in California, it’s important to evaluate factors such as accreditation, admissions requirements, program length, clinical experiences, NCLEX-RN pass rates, student support services, and educational technology. Reviewing these areas can help you identify a nursing program that aligns with your educational goals, learning preferences, and career aspirations. What Should You Consider When Comparing BSN Programs? […]
Summary of What BSN Students Learn in Their First Year Beginning a Bachelor of Science in Nursing program marks an important transition into professional nursing education. During your first year in Stanbridge University’s BSN program, you begin building the scientific and academic foundation that will carry you through every stage of nursing school. Many students […]
Are you seeking information on how to become a registered nurse? Start by earning a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) from an accredited school. The BSN program typically takes approximately three to four years to complete, combining classroom instruction, laboratory sessions, and clinical training.¹ After graduation, you’ll take the NCLEX-RN exam and apply for […]
TL;DR Stanbridge University students gain hands-on experience in the nursing lab as they get practical answers to the question “what do nurses do” through guided instruction and clinical simulation. Nursing is often described as the heart of healthcare, and for good reason. Nurses are the ones who stay at a patient’s bedside, explain treatments, coordinate […]
The Next Generation NCLEX (often abbreviated to NGN or Next Gen NCLEX) is coming soon, and if you’re a nursing student or researching nursing pre-licensure programs, you’re probably wondering what that means for you. Don’t worry – we’ve got all the information you need to know about the NGN here.
Every May, patients, healthcare providers, nursing professionals and educators celebrate National Nurses Week and the work of nurses around the world. Established in 2003, National Nurses Week is celebrated annually from May 6th, National Nurses Day, through May 12th, the birthday of Florence Nightingale, the founder of modern nursing. Since the Nursing program’s inception […]
Stanbridge College nursing students recently volunteered their time and nursing skills at the 2011 Annual Oxnard Free Medical, Dental, and Vision Screening Camp on October 16th and the Orange County Free Medical Camp hosted by Mariners Outreach on October 22nd. Both camps provided basic medical and dental services to children and adults who are […]