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Become a Leader in Healthcare 

Nurses are on the front lines of healthcare today, taking on increasingly important roles in both patient care and leadership. Nursing continues to be one of the fastest growing careers, with projected job growth of 6% from 2022 to 2032. The standards for nurses entering the field reflect the need for rigorous training in medical science, interpersonal and administrative skills.

At Dominican University, you will practice your nursing skills in high-tech simulation labs, collaborate with experienced faculty and prepare to serve as an agent of change in one of the world’s most rewarding professions.

Who We Are 

As a student of the Elizabeth T. MacNeil School of Nursing, you’ll join a community of compassionate caregivers training to promote the health and well-being of every individual.

The Dominican Difference

We take a relationship-centered approach to nursing education. You’ll work collaboratively and build close partnerships with faculty and colleagues. In keeping with Dominican’s mission, our nursing program provides a foundation for professional practice that respects the dignity of each and every person, pursuit of the common good, and concern for those most vulnerable.

Bachelor of Science in Nursing Program at Dominican

As part of the Borra College of Health Sciences, the Elizabeth T. MacNeil School of Nursing's Bachelor of Science in Nursing Program at Dominican University will prepare you to succeed in this dynamic field. The program will equip you to sit for and pass the NCLEX-RN examination and obtain licensure to practice as a registered professional nurse.

BSN Program Highlights

• Two state-of-the-art clinical simulation laboratories built specifically for nursing
• Small classes, maximizing close interaction with faculty and colleagues
• Opportunities for study and research in fields including biochemistry, neuroscience and nutrition science
• Faculty with years of nursing experience
• Strong connections with clinical partners, providing opportunities for meaningful professional interaction and clinical experiences