Bachelor of Science in Nursing

Flexible Learning Format with convenient, accessible scheduling through online or classroom adult-oriented learning environments. Regional Accreditation — The Higher Learning Commission and a member of the North Central Association. Affordable Tuition — Full-time financial aid availability and reasonable costs. Faculty — Academic credentials and real-world experience. Cohort Program - complete the program major with the same group of peers from start to finish.

Why become a nurse?
With a nationwide shortage that shows no sign of decreasing, nursing has become a career that’s not only personally rewarding but also extremely secure. The ability to find immediate employment virtually anywhere, the flexibility of around-the-clock scheduling, and the opportunity for professional advancement make nursing a popular career choice. If you have a caring nature and a good aptitude for critical thinking, it may be the right field for you.

Why choose the MSU program?

Mountain State University’s nursing program leads to a Bachelor of Science in Nursing, or B.S.N.—the most employable and advancement-oriented credential with which you can enter the profession. You’ll be prepared not only for immediate employment but also for long-term career growth and advanced study.

The program is available on the Beckley and Martinsburg campuses. Graduates are eligible to apply for the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX-RN), which you must pass to be licensed as a nurse. Other eligibility requirements vary by state; you should check in advance with the state in which you plan to practice to ensure that you can meet all requirements.

Career options
Over 120,000 new Registered Nurses are needed each year in the US. 100% of our graduates who seek full-time employment are able to easily find employment throughout the U.S. Workplace settings include hospitals, long-term care, clinics, home health, physician’s offices.

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