Bachelor of Science in Nursing

Program Overview

The Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) at Rutgers University–Camden offers a rigorous four-year curriculum that blends liberal arts education with hands-on clinical experience and advanced simulation training. Students are prepared to become critical thinkers, lifelong learners, and socially responsible citizens. The program includes immersive service-learning opportunities both locally and internationally, with study abroad options in countries such as Guatemala and South Africa.

Rutgers–Camden provides three entry paths into the BSN program:

• Traditional: Designed for first-year students enrolling as freshmen.
• Internal Transfer: For current Rutgers students switching into nursing.
• External Transfer: For students transferring from other institutions.

Graduates are eligible to sit for the NCLEX-RN exam and pursue careers as registered nurses.

Why Choose This Program?

• High-impact learning: Clinical placements and simulation labs prepare students for real-world nursing challenges.
• Global perspective: International service-learning fosters cultural competence and civic engagement.
• Supportive environment: Small campus feel with access to world-class faculty and resources.
• Affordable excellence: Competitive tuition rates for a top-tier nursing education.

Career Opportunities

A BSN from Rutgers–Camden opens doors to:

• Entry-level RN positions in hospitals, clinics, and community health settings
• Leadership roles such as charge nurse or shift lead
• Advanced study in nursing practice, research, administration, or policy
• Specialized fields like pediatrics, geriatrics, mental health, and public health