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Union University
School of Nursing
Nursing Admissions Coordinator
1050 Union University Drive
Jackson, TN 38305


Union University

At Union University, we are ready to help students enter the changing world of the twenty-first century. Not a giant research institution, Union is a learner-centered institution where classroom teaching is prized. We enable students to be grounded in the world of literature, values, ideals, history, ethics, arts, music, communication and creativity. The most important assets on the Union campus are our students and our well-prepared, highly motivated faculty who model excellence for our students while challenging them to pursue excellence in all areas of their lives.

Education at Union is not only excellence-driven, it is Christ-centered. This means more than having a campus minister and regular chapel program, although these are important components. It means a commitment to the serious integration of faith and learning. This involves a holistic approach to education with the goal of having students who are both Christianly informed and Christianly formed.

The School of Nursing

As you confront the challenges of nursing and the health care community in the twenty-first century, you'll want the finest preparation available. That's what you'll find as a nursing student at Union University: a first-tier faculty that will equip you with the professional skills you need for success, yet will also take an interest in you as a person. Empowerment. Flexibility. A commitment to the individual. A spirit of Christian service. At Union University, those principles serve as a foundation for the study of nursing. If you want to reach your professional goals and have a great time along the way, we'll get you there! The School of Nursing has been widely recognized for a record of achievement, including:

  • The highest pass rate (97.5%) on the NCLEX exam for all four-year BSN programs in the state of TN (Tennessee Board of Nursing, November 2005).
  • A 100 percent job placement rate.
  • An award-winning faculty.
  • Fully-accredited BSN and MSN programs by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE).
  • Opportunities for practical clinical experience in diverse health care delivery settings, from acute care hospitals to nursing homes to community-based settings.
  • Small classes and individual attention in an environment of Christ-centered higher education.

Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN)

The primary degree program at Union leads to the Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN). The Traditional BSN degree typically takes eight semesters (four years) to complete. Students take a core curriculum of courses (65 hours) shared by most Union students, then an additional 64 hours in nursing course work. The BSN curriculum provides the professional knowledge and clinical experience to prepare you for success in a variety of health care environments. It will also provide the foundation for future specialized graduate studies. Applications are accepted through March 1st each year.

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