Bachelor of Science in Nursing

Lawrence Technological University

Compassionate Care, Rewarding Career Prepare for a rewarding career in health care through LTU’s BSN program. This comprehensive four-year program blends rigorous coursework with hands-on clinical experiences, equipping you to provide exceptional patient care in one of the most respected professions. The partnership between LTU and Henry Ford Health offers you the opportunity to rotate among several Michigan hospital locations where you’ll gain diverse, real-world experience aligned with our compassionate care approach. Why Nursing? High Demand: There are over 6,650 annual job openings for nurses in Michigan, with a projected job growth rate of 13.5 through 2026. Competitive Salary: Registered Nurses have a median annual salary of 89,010, with significant earning potential depending on experience and specialization. Making an Impact: Nursing offers the unique opportunity to make a real difference in people’s lives, whether through patient care, leadership, or advocacy. Why LTU? Learn to provide patient-centered care including interventions to address the health outcomes of the social determinates of health Gain the skills to apply evidence-based practices to improve healthcare outcomes. Develop your leadership abilities and collaborate with interdisciplinary teams to improve patient care. Begin hands-on training through rotations at hospitals like Henry Ford Health Michigan and community partners Learn to bridge classroom learning with real-world healthcare experience. STEM Scholars Award Applicants for this program are automatically reviewed for the STEM Scholars Award, an LTU scholarship of 19,650 over four years ( 78,600). Eligibility Must be a new incoming student with around a 3.0 GPA Submitted FAFSA to Lawrence Tech LTU application is submitted by April 1st Students who receive this scholarship are not eligible to receive any additional merit, athletic, or LTU funded scholarships and funds are for tuition use only. » Admission Requirements Application for Undergraduate Admission Official High School transcripts Minimum High School GPA of 3.0 B or better in Algebra, Biology and Chemistry Mission To develop innovative professional nursing leaders who are compassionate and caring healers dedicated to transforming healthcare through the art of nursing, research, theory, practice, technology, and community engagement. Philosophy The philosophy of the nursing program is to embrace and cultivate LTU’s motto of theory and practice. Through scientific inquiry, students operationalize theoretical constructs and concepts into professional practice settings. Innovative project-based, problem-based, and active collaborative learning strategies permeate the pedagogy for teaching and learning. Nursing Program Goals Empower future professional nurse leaders to serve as advocates for vulnerable populations and a just society. Embed the foundational concepts of relationship-based care and Caring Science processes into professional practice settings. Future professional nurses will transform the healthcare landscape through the intricate balance of the art and science of nursing. Nursing Program Outcomes Integrate knowledge from the humanities and sciences within the context of nursing science. Implement the principles of relationship-based care into patient centered, individualized care imparted within a caring and healing environment. Demonstrate health promotion and disease prevention strategies across diverse settings, lifespan, and vulnerable

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