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    Unitek College

    Bachelor in Registered Nursing/Registered Nurse (Bachelor's)

    Fremont, United StatesTaught in EnglishOpen to international students

    Why students choose this program

    • Taught in English
    • No application fee

    About Bachelor in Registered Nursing/Registered Nurse (Bachelor's)

    Tuition is Tuition varies by campus and program track. Your admissions advisor can walk you through the financial aid options available, the current cost breakdown, and any additional fees before you apply..

    The BSN program emphasizes theory-to-practice learning through structured coursework and clinical application. Students develop clinical judgment and patient care skills using simulation labs and real-world clinical rotations. The curriculum integrates evidence-based practice and NCLEX-RN exam preparation throughout all phases of study. Graduates are prepared to enter nursing practice with foundational knowledge and hands-on experience.

    The program requires 120 credit hours, with 67 credits in nursing core courses and 53 credits in general education. Coursework includes classroom instruction, lab simulations, and supervised clinical experiences across multiple healthcare settings.

    Graduates enter roles as Registered Nurses in hospitals, clinics, community health centers, and specialized care units such as pediatrics, surgery, and intensive care.

    Applicants must provide proof of high school education or equivalent. A minimum score of 19 on the Scholastic Level Exam (SLE-Q) and at least 58.7% on the TEAS are required. An admissions interview with the program director is mandatory, and candidates must pass a background check and drug screening before clinical training.

    The programme totals about 120 credit hours. Hybrid format with online coursework and on-campus lab and clinical requirements. Program can be completed in as few as 3 years.

    About Unitek College

    For more than 21 years, Unitek College of Nursing has focused on preparing students for healthcare careers. It has grown into a college with nine campuses across California and Nevada and more than 24,500 graduates from its programs. Its approach combines classroom instruction with hands-on learning, including labs, simulations, clinical or practical experiences, and externships where applicable. Academic offerings include nursing and allied health pathways such as the Bachelor of Science in Nursing, Medical Assisting, Vocational or Practical Nursing, and Associate of Science in Vocational Nursing. The hybrid BSN program combines online and in-person study, develops core nursing knowledge and patient care skills, and includes preparation for registered nursing roles and licensure. Programs are designed for students entering healthcare for the first time as well as those changing careers. Students can access advising, tutoring, writing labs, NCLEX preparation, financial aid guidance, wellness coaching, and career services. Student Persistence Specialists monitor attendance, grades, and engagement, beginning outreach during the second week of a program and continuing through completion. Career Services provides resume and interview coaching, job-search support, and employer connections. Applicants should expect to provide proof of high school graduation or an equivalent qualification; some programs may also require assessments, interviews, background checks, or drug screenings. Programs may accept transfer credits after transcript evaluation.

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