Bachelor of Science in Nursing

Tuition is 20,168 USD per year.

This program prepares students for licensure as registered nurses by providing a foundation in basic sciences and humanities. It offers various pathways, including direct admission for first-year students and an online option for RNs. The curriculum emphasizes critical clinical reasoning and hands-on experience in advanced simulation labs and clinical placements at top healthcare facilities.

Graduates are eligible to sit for the NCLEX-RN examination and pursue roles such as registered nurses in hospitals, healthcare systems, and public health settings.

Admission requirements vary based on school, work, or military experience and are detailed in the UNCG Catalog. A Direct Admission pathway is available for eligible first-year students.

The program offers in-person and 100% online delivery formats, with flexible options available. For international students, tuition is below the median for US programmes. The institution admits about 90% of applicants.

UNC Greensboro gives students opportunities to pursue research, service, and applied learning alongside their coursework. Its academic portfolio includes undergraduate majors and concentrations, graduate degrees, certificates, and licensure programs. Students who are still exploring can join the Exploratory program, which connects their interests and talents with advising as they consider a major. Pre-professional tracks support preparation for medical, law, and dental school.

Academic study is structured around Minerva’s Academic Curriculum, which integrates 11 foundational competencies into students’ majors. These competencies support academic, career, and personal development while encouraging broad knowledge. UNCG also offers online degree programs, including options in history, informatics and analytics, kinesiology, library and information science, music education, peace and conflict studies, speech-language pathology, and school administration. Students can put learning into practice through research, service, and other experiential opportunities.

Campus life is closely connected to Greensboro. The university stands one mile from downtown, where students can find restaurants, museums, cultural events, sports, parks, and a greenway system. Greensboro is part of North Carolina’s Piedmont Triad region and has nearly 300,000 residents and more than 47,000 college students. International students join a campus with a global perspective, community-service opportunities, Division I athletics, and access to local sites including the International Civil Rights Center & Museum, Greensboro Science Center, and Guilford Courthouse National Military Park.