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Program:
The Mercy College Bachelor of Science Degree in Nursing is designed for registered nurses with associate degrees or diplomas in nursing planning to return to school for a bachelor's degree.
Download a PDF version of our Program Brochure
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Program Contacts:
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Miriam Ford, MSN
Program Director, Nursing
mford@mercy.edu
Telephone: 914-674-7863
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Patricia Chute, EdD
Interim Dean, School of Health and Natural Sciences
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Career Opportunities:
Graduates of the RN-BS program enjoy the possibility of professional advancement, and admiration from colleagues and employers.
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Curriculum:
The foundation of the BS-RN program consists of courses in liberal arts and sciences in conjunction with upper division nursing courses. Upper division nursing courses include: physical assessment, cultural diversity, community health, leadership, health policy and
research.
For the complete course curriculum click here.
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Campuses where program is offered:
Dobbs Ferry and entirely online.
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Facilities:
The Nursing program has a laboratory on site which is available for physical assessment.
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Accreditations:
Mercy's Nursing program is registered by The New York State Education Department and accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE, 1998-2008).
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Frequently Asked Questions:
If I'm not yet a nurse, can I come to Mercy?
You cannot come to Mercy, but can attend one the schools with which we are articulated and then enter the RN-BS program. The institutions with which we are affiliated are: Westchester Community College : 914-785-6600, Cochran School of Nursing : 914-964-4296, Dorothea Hopfer School of Nursing : 914-664-8000, Helene Fuld School of Nursing : 212-423-2700, and Borough of Manhattan Community College : 212-220-1265. Many healthcare institutions pay for nurses to attend the RN-BS program.
How long does it take to complete the RN-BS program?
Full-time students can complete the program in one to two years. Part-time students usually complete in two to three years.
Do I need to meet with anyone in admissions?
You should meet with an admissions counselor to have your transcripts evaluated. You will then meet with the Director or Associate Director of the Nursing programs.
Is there financial aid available?
Mercy College offers a wide variety of financial aid programs, both economically need based and academic, to its students. In addition, information regarding other financial aid opportunities can be found at the following links:
Who do I contact for more information about the Nursing programs?
For more information please contact Miriam Ford, mford@mercy.edu, 914-674-7867
or Millie Burns, mburns@mercy.edu, 914-674-7865.
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