Quick Facts
Degree Level
Bachelor's DegreeAverage Admitted GPA
3.41 cognate; 3.55 non-cognate prerequisite (Spring 2017 intake)Application Deadline
April 15 (Fall intake, daytime & evening)August 15 (Spring intake)
Program Start
Fall Trimester (Orlando daytime & evening, Denver)Spring Trimester (Orlando daytime only)
Admits per Intake
Orlando daytime: 70Orlando evening: up to 30
Denver: 20
Accreditation
View Accreditation StatementAbout the Program
The Profession
A nurse’s typical day might consist of performing numerous tasks, and is truly not so typical at all. Nursing is more than administering medication, checking a patient’s blood pressure, or managing their pain. It is a ministry taken to those at their most vulnerable moments: a giving of yourself to meet the needs of others.
The Program
Students in the Bachelor of Science in Nursing Program will be taught by experienced, qualified nursing faculty. The blended learning format provides easy access to lecture content anytime and helps students practically apply the knowledge gained in the classroom. In the clinical environment, nursing students have access to rotations in all the local Florida Hospital campuses, providing excellent experience with renowned physicians and nurses.
The results are clear.
91%
NCLEX Average Pass Rate, 2019 to date
* Rates based on students' first attempt to pass the exam.
| Graduation Year | Students Entering/Graduating | Graduation Rate | Employment Rate |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2017 | 145/125 | 86.21% | 100% |
| 2018 | 118/101 | 85.60% | 100% |
To get a real sense of the Nursing Program at AHU, you just have to see where it all happens.
To get a real sense of the Nursing Program at AHU, you just have to see where it all happens.