University of Wisconsin - Green Bay

Nursing Programs Offered

BSN Program Details

Bellin College of Nursing (BCON) offers a program that is designed to meet the needs of students who are interested in gaining their Bachelor of Science (BSN) degree in nursing. Bellin’s nursing program requires students to take general education courses as well as nursing courses. As a result, BCON works in conjunction with UW-Green Bay to meet the requirements necessary for a BSN degree. UW-Green Bay fulfills the general education requirements which are highly concentrated in the first two years of Bellin’s program.

Nursing courses are included in all four years of Bellin’s program. The freshman year has the main concentration of general education courses; however, preprofessional nursing courses are introduced at this time. In the sophomore year, students complete most of their general education courses at UW-Green Bay and the clinical aspect of nursing begins. The highest concentration of nursing courses are in the junior and senior years; nevertheless, some general education courses, which are offered at UW-Green Bay, remain in the curriculum for students to complete during their last two years in Bellin’s nursing program.

Students must be admitted to both Bellin College of Nursing and UW-Green Bay. Detailed information about the competitive admissions policy is available by contacting Bellin College directly.