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Bachelor of Science in Nursing

Being a Mount Nursing major isnโ€™t for the faint of heart. It requires grit, determination, and hard work – but then again, so does being a nurse. 

As a nurse, youโ€™ll be there for the people who need it most. In schools, at hospital bedsides, in nursing homes: You will be their caregiver, their advocate, and their hero.

With your compassion and dedication and our ability to teach you nursing knowledge and skills, we can change the world together, one patient at a time.

Why be a Nursing major?

Here are six reasons (among many!) to be a Knight nurse:

Student displaying nursing equipment
  1. Start your career in freshman year:ย We donโ€™t make you wait. Youโ€™ll begin Nursing-related classes in freshman year and clinical work in sophomore. Plus, unlike other schools, you can be directly admitted into the Nursing program, instead of having to wait to apply.
  2. Level-up:ย Want to continue your studies? Ourย Master of Science in Nursing (MS in Nursing)ย will prepare you to be a family or adult-gerontology nurse practitioner. Save money (Mount alums receive 25% off graduate tuition!) and learn from the same professors you already know and love.
  3. Dedicated simulation lab:ย Practice your skills before taking them into the real world! Get a sense of what clinical experiences are like in ourย Nursing Simulation and Learning Centerย  – we even have one that gives birth.
  4. Faculty nurses:ย Not only are our faculty experienced nurses, many of them still practice. A few of them are even Mount graduates!
  5. Service-oriented career at a service-oriented college:ย Service is built into our DNA here at the Mount, and itโ€™s vital to who youโ€™ll become as a nurse. Itโ€™s not just about practical skills in the School of Nursing: Weโ€™re also here to foster your empathy, compassion, and heart that will make you a truly great nurse.
  6. Proven results:ย Weโ€™ve graduated more than 3,000 nurses, whose performance on the NCLEX far exceeds the national average. And our reputation is well-known: Local hospitals and clinics are always looking to hire our nurses because employers know the quality training theyโ€™ve gone through.
Nurse high fiving a kid

+Night:ย The Mount offers the Nursing major in the traditional daytime track as well as in a rapid-pace, primarily evening format for transfer and degree completion students. The Nursing courses in this program only take about 19 months to complete, and youโ€™ll receive individual counseling to keep you on track. Itโ€™s the same great education, just on your own schedule.

The baccalaureate degree program in nursing/master’s degree program in nursing at Mount Saint Mary College is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education, 655 K Street NW, Suite 750, Washington, DC 20001, 202-887-6791.

What to expect as a Nursing major

54 credits in Nursing | 34 credits in related fields | 2.75 GPA+

Your Nursing experience will begin with foundational science and psychology courses to prepare you for upper-level Nursing classes. In order to proceed in the program, you must obtain a C or greater in these prerequisite biology and chemistry classes.

Youโ€™ll take your first Nursing course in your sophomore year, and then clinicals will begin in the second semester of that year. Throughout your time at the Mount, youโ€™ll participate in a variety of clinical placements that correlate with your courses, exposing you to a number of settings you may find yourself in as a nurse, including acute care, emergency, labor and delivery, and more.

Student donating bloodIn addition to their studies, Nursing majors are encouraged to get involved on campus. Our students are highlighly encouraged to take part in theย Student Nursesโ€™ Association, which hosts several events throughout the year, including on-campus blood drives that have won awards from the New York Blood Center. We also have anย honor societyย for our high-achieving Nursing students, and several of our Nursing majors have also successfully completed theย Honors Program. Additionally, many of our Nursing majors are involved in sports, theatre, study abroad, and other extracurricular activities. We believe that these experiences not only make your college experience more rich, but also help to make you a better nurse!

Nursing milestones to look forward to:

1 OF 3Your first clinical
Nursing students get hands-on experience in our labs as early as freshman year and begin clinical work in area healthcare facilities in sophomore year. 
2ย OFย 3Blessing of the Hands
An annual tradition for nursing students and their families, in which Campus Chaplin Father Greg blesses our student nurses greatest tools – their hands.
3ย OFย 3Nurse Pinning
Each year, we celebrate all of our graduating nurses with a moving and intimate ceremony highlighting their academic accomplishments and their transition from student to nurse.

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Be prepared for your future

Your clinical experiences will be key in giving you the training and connections you need to succeed as a nurse. The Hudson Valley is a fast-growing healthcare hub, and we are proud to have clinical relationships at a variety of regional healthcare facilities, including Albany Medical Center, Montefiore St. Luke’s Cornwall Hospital, Orange Regional Medical Center, NY Presbyterian Hospital Westchester, Montefiore Medical Center, Northwell Health, NYU Langone, Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, and many more.

Once youโ€™ve graduated, the possibilities for applying your degree are endless. Nurses are everywhere! From schools to military to public health to hospitals, Mount Nursing students are on the frontlines of keeping people safe and healthy.

Hereโ€™s how some of our Nursing alumni are using their degrees:

  • Student standing by hospital bedFrederick Davidson โ€™93, Director of Human Health Services and Army Public Health Nursing Consultant for the United States Army
  • Sean Dโ€™Onofrio โ€™17, Registered Nurse at Pediatric Intensive Care Unit of the Children’s National Medical Center and 2018 Conway Clinical Scholar
  • Nicholas Terzulli โ€™19, Registered Nurse – Progressive Care Unit at New York Presbyterian Brooklyn Methodist Hospital
  • Victoria Mannone โ€™19, Registered Nurse at the Mayo Clinic
  • Emily Leath ’20, Registered Nurse at Stonybrook Hospital

mount saint marys university nursing tuition

Tuition and Fees

Accelerated BSN (2021-2022)
Fall Semester (2021)
Tuition (21 units)$28,065
Nursing Fee (Clinical)$455
University Services Fee (per semester)$644
Nursing Professional Fee$485
Total:$29,658
Health Insurance: (Fall 2021 Only)$1,059
Spring Semester (2022)
Tuition (20 units)$26,194 
Nursing Fee (Clinical) $455
University Services Fee (per semester) $644
Nursing Professional Fee$485 
Total:$27,784
Health Insurance: (Spring and Summer 2022) $1,721
Summer Semester (2022)
Tuition (20 units)$26,194
Nursing Fee (Clinical)$455 
University Services Fee (per semester) $644
Nursing Professional Fee$485 
Total:$27,784 
Part-Time (less than 12 units/semester) $1,871

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