Bachelor of Science in Nursing
The undergraduate nursing program consists of the generic programs and the RN to BSN program. The program is based on a Judeo-Christian heritage and humanistic framework which seeks to lay a foundation for safe, compassionate, and multiculturally sensitive professional practice. The program prepares clinically competent professional registered nurses for employment settings that require: critical thinking and leadership/management skills to communicate with patients and other health care providers; participation in change related to the provision of nursing care; the inculcation of nursing and health related research; the ability to educate individuals, families, and communities regarding health promotion, risk reduction, and disease prevention; participation in continued personal and professional growth; and preparation for graduate study in nursing.
Barry Offers On-Site BSN Program At Baptist In Kendall
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| NCLEX-RN Report: 96 percent of Barry University '07 graduates pass licensing exam |
Ninety-six (96) percent of Barry University's Division of Nursing graduating class in May 2007 passed their National Council Licensure Examination-Registered Nurse test, Dean Pegge Bell, PhD announced. "I am so proud of our graduates," Bell stated. "I am equally proud of our faculty, who have spent so much time developing our students. This is just monumental for us." The Division of Nursing had 97 students graduate this past May, the largest class in its history of undergraduate nurses. With those candidates sitting for the exam, BU's pass rates technically average 95.88 percent. The national average continues to hover at approximately 85 percent, while the Florida statewide average is 83.74 percent.
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