Bachelor of Science in Nursing | UMSL
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Full-Time Course of Study

Designed for both freshmen and transfer students, the clinical track of the Traditional program consists of successfully completing general education and nursing coursework. First-time freshmen (Traditional Track and Guaranteed Clinical Track) can expect to complete the entire degree program in 4 years: 2 years of general education coursework, and 2 years of nursing clinical coursework. The College of Nursing also welcomes transfer students. The length of time and number of courses required before applying to the clinical major will vary based on the number and types of credits transferred in.

Hernandez"The courteousness of counselors, and the fact that I was able to transfer a lot of prerequisites for the nursing career, is what led me to choose UMSL. I transferred to UMSL from a Junior college."

-Jõse Hernandez, BSN Student

For more information, contact the College of Nursing Office of Student Services.


Getting Started Plan of Study
Guaranteed Clinical Admission Criteria
General Admission Criteria
How to Apply
Estimated Cost		 Four Year Plan
Program Resources
Frequently Asked Questions
Transfer FAQs
Funding Your Education
Scholarships and Loans
General Education Course Requirements