Nursing

As a student at Worcester State, you will learn evidence-based practices that will engage your critical analysis skills and enhance your caretaking abilities. Rigorous academic programs with a growing focus on multidisciplinary care and hands-on opportunities–like practicing in our state-of-the-art simulation lab–prepare you for the nurse’s role as leader and manager of the client’s health care.

Nursing Programs

Track One (Undergraduate BS Program) Track Two (RN-to-BS Program) Track Three (LPN-to-BS Program) Nurse Educator (Online) Public & Population Health (Online) POST-MASTER'S CERTIFICATE Public & Population Health Nursing POST-MASTER'S CERTIFICATE Public & Population Health Nursing (Online) POST-MASTER'S CERTIFICATE Nursing Education POST-MASTER'S CERTIFICATE Nursing Education (Online)

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Why study at Worcester State?

Worcester State’s renowned program starts students off as nursing majors from Day 1–no pre-nursing programs needed.

Select a track that aligns with your unique professional goals

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For traditional undergraduate students, this track includes clinical practice at a wide variety of health-care organizations. When you graduate from this track, you’re eligible to take the National Council Licensure Examination for Registered Nurses (NCLEX-RN).

On-Campus Study Option This option is designed for licensed registered nurses who have graduated from a diploma or associate degree program. Contact RN-BSN coordinator for more information on the WSU day program. For application process and deadlines please visit the Transfer Students page.

This track is designed for licensed practical nurses who’ve graduated from an accredited practical nurse program. When you graduate from this track, you’re eligible to take the NCLEX-RN. Contact LPN-BSN coordinator for more information on the WSU day program. For application process and deadlines please visit the Transfer Students page. Learn more about and signup for NACE exams here.

If you are looking to pursue a Master of Science in Nursing degree, we offer a convenient, high-quality graduate program taught by world-class faculty from diverse disciplines. This engaging, affordable program features convenient and flexible scheduling, blended learning (face-to-face classes and online study), and 3 routes of entry. We offer 2 specialty tracks within this program— Public & Population Health Nursing and Nursing Education. Note: When you graduate from the Nurse Educator specialty track, you are eligible to sit for the National League of Nursing Certified Nurse Educator examination. If you already have a master’s degree, a doctoral degree, or are matriculated in a doctoral program in nursing and are want to gain in-demand population health skills, we offer a Post-Master’s Certificate in Public & Population Health Nursing. If you already have a master’s degree, a doctoral degree, or are matriculated in a doctoral program in nursing and are interested in becoming a nurse educator, we offer a Post-Master’s Certificate in Nursing Education.