Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) - Traditional

Mennonite College of Nursing offers the Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree for Prelicensure B.S.N. nursing students. The traditional nursing curriculum extends over four semesters of full-time study. Each semester of the academic year provides for the practice of skills and the application of knowledge through a variety of classroom, laboratory and clinical experiences. Why Study Nursing (BSN) - Traditional? Nursing is the largest healthcare field. Three out of five nurses work in hospitals. Many nurses work part-time. Nursing combines science and technology with the desire to help people. One must enjoy helping people of all types and backgrounds. Nursing requires both physical stamina and emotional stability. Nurses must be able to follow orders and direct others. Related Skills Strong written and oral communication Problem solving skills Team player and also ability to make decisions alone Strong interpersonal skills Kind heartedness and the ability to understand others feelings Work well under pressure Ability to determine patients needs and administer drugs Adaptive to new environments Ability to work with medical equipment