Nursing, BS

Program Introduction

The Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) program at Case Western Reserve University (CWRU) is a professional educational curriculum that provides students with comprehensive knowledge and skills needed for patient-centered nursing care. The program combines scientific knowledge base, clinical practice experiences, critical thinking abilities, and communication skills to prepare students to function effectively as nurses in diverse healthcare settings. Offered through the Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing, the program boasts nationally recognized excellence in nursing education, providing students with opportunities for practical experience using state-of-the-art healthcare facilities and simulation technologies. The BSN program is designed with various options, including a traditional four-year track and accelerated pathways for career changers, to accommodate students with diverse backgrounds and goals. Students gain practical experience through clinical rotations at world-renowned healthcare institutions in the Cleveland area, including Cleveland Clinic and University Hospitals. Additionally, the program emphasizes nursing research, global health, and leadership development, supporting students in becoming innovative nursing professionals in today's complex healthcare environment. Graduates develop a strong foundation for careers not only in clinical nursing roles but also in nursing education, research, management, and policy development.