The nursing major is very small, which is nice because you have small classes and have a nice student-professor ratio. The material is interesting and challenging and overall makes you feel like everything you are learning is essential to being a successful nurse.
— Alyssa Randall-Rose (NHS’22)
About the Program
The Bachelor of Science in Nursing is a traditional four-year program. A highly regarded faculty provides students with a grounding in clinical skills; knowledge in the biological, physical, and social sciences; and nursing theory. Students have access to diverse health systems and community-based organizations around the Washington region and the O’Neill Family Foundation Clinical Simulation Center in St. Mary’s Hall. Students are well prepared for the NCLEX-RN examination. Georgetown’s nursing programs are recognized by the National League for Nursing as a Center of Excellence in Nursing Education. Alumni of the BSN Program have gone on to diverse careers, prestigious graduate programs, and leadership roles in various sectors.
Book an appointment with admissions representative Ms. Denise Hall. Questions can be directed to bsnadmissions@georgetown.edu.
Virtual Information Session Registration
Register below to attend a virtual information session featuring formal presentations by a School of Nursing faculty member and an academic dean, and an Office of Undergraduate Admissions admissions officer. Join us to learn about academic life and student experiences focused on providing nursing students with a grounding in clinical skills; knowledge in the biological, physical, and social sciences; and nursing theory.
- Register here to attend on September 25 at 7:00 pm ET
- Register here to attend on October 30 at 7:00 pm ET
- Register here to attend on November 27 at 7:00 pm ET
- Register here to attend on January 8, 2024, at 7:00 pm ET
Program Features
- Direct-entry nursing program with health experiences in the first year of study
- 850-plus total clinical and lab hours in a variety of clinical settings
- Senior nursing practicum allows students to gain further experience in a precepted clinical setting
- High first-time pass rates on NCLEX-RN exam, typically 96-100%
- A BSN Honors Program
- State-of-the-art O’Neill Family Foundation Clinical Simulation Center
Student Experience
Hear From Students in the BSN Program at Georgetown
Program Admissions
Application Deadlines
Early Action – November 1, 2023
Regular Decision – January 10, 2024
Transfer – March 1, 2024
Questions can be directed to bsnadmissions@georgetown.edu.
BSN Honors Program
This three-semester Honors Program allows students in the undergraduate nursing major with academic potential to be challenged at the highest level. Through scholarly inquiry, participants in the Nursing Honors Program address a contemporary issue related to clinical nursing practice.
For Current Students
Schedule a meeting with your academic dean, see a degree progression plan, or view more resources for current School of Nursing students, including academic calendars.
Program News
News Story
School of Nursing Student Named as Inaugural McKean Global Health Scholar
August 23, 2023
