Ponce Health Sciences University

Bachelor of Science in Nursing

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St. Louis, MO

CLASSES START: Every Spring and Fall

APPLICATION DEADLINE: July 17 for Fall 2026 February 1 for Spring 2027

The Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) program at Ponce Health Sciences University is a dynamic, three-year, in-person program designed to prepare students for a rewarding and impactful career in nursing. With direct admission from high school and one of the most affordable tuition rates, the program offers an accessible and accelerated path into the profession.

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DIRECT ENTRY FROM HIGH SCHOOL
Our students are admitted directly on a focused track, saving time and money on their education and giving them a head start in developing clinical skills and professional identity.

NCLEX SUCCESS AND PRACTICE READINESS
Students can expect comprehensive wrap-around support, NCLEX prep threaded throughout the curriculum, and hands-on training in simulation and clinical education, designed to prepare competent, practice-ready professionals.

50 YEARS EXPERIENCE
With a rich legacy of academic achievement and a forward-thinking vision, PHSU is dedicated to transforming global healthcare and empowering the next generation of professionals.

INTERPROFESSIONAL EDUCATION EXPERIENCE
Our BSN students will benefit from a uniquely collaborative environment, learning alongside future physicians and healthcare professionals, creating a strong foundation of interprofessional practice with a focus on teamwork and collaboration.

An Affordable Program To Launch Your Career

PHSU aims to make education affordable for all students. That’s why we offer a variety of scholarships and payment plans to help you finance your education, including a Need Based Scholarship. Our financial resources team is available to work with each student to create a feasible financial strategy so students can focus on learning.

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At Ponce Health Sciences University, we recognize the transformative role of the nurse in addressing the evolving complexities of healthcare and are committed to living our mission to prepare ethical, compassionate, and culturally competent nursing professionals. The path to nursing is unique to everyone, though one thing remains the same…it is a calling; an embodiment of the art and science of caring, manifested as healing. The ripple effects that each encounter creates, immeasurable in size and impact, the wonders our hands and hearts perform, are the heart and soul of our profession.

- Katie Jett, DNP, RN, MSN, FNP-BC, Dean, School of Nursing

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Bachelor of Science in Nursing Career Paths

BSN Graduates Go on to Careers in Hospital Nursing, Primary and Community Health Centers, School Nursing, Long-Term Care, Education, Emerging Roles in Leadership & More.

Hospital Registered Nurse (RN)

Provide direct patient care in acute and specialty settings, collaborating with interdisciplinary teams to assess, treat, and support patients across the lifespan.

Primary Care & Community Health Nurse

Deliver preventive care, patient education, and chronic disease management in clinics and community health centers, supporting long-term wellness and population health.

School Nurse

Promote student health and safety by managing medical needs, providing health education, and serving as a liaison between families, schools, and healthcare providers.

Long-Term Care & Geriatric Nurse

Support older adults and individuals with chronic conditions through comprehensive, compassionate care in long-term care facilities, assisted living, and rehabilitation settings.