Belmont University BSN Nursing Reviews

Nursing program

• You are considering 2 of the most crucial decisions of your life- the choice of a career along with the selection of a university that will teach you the skills essential to be successful in that career. The faculty and also staff of the School of Nursing are thrilled that you are considering nursing as a career and also Belmont as your school. The training program is built to provide you with the mentoring as well as guidance you will need to fulfill your goals as a nurse.
• With expertise in areas ranging from pediatrics to geriatrics, their knowledgeable, responsible faculty is committed to offering assistance to each student in the training program. CCNE certifies the Baccalaureate training program.

About the school

• Belmont University is a non-public, coeducational, liberal arts institution situated in Nashville, Tennessee, United States of America. It is the largest Christian school in Tennessee and the 2nd largest non-public university in the state, behind close by Vanderbilt University.
• In June 2006, Belmont unveiled the new $18 million Gordon E. Inman Centre that currently houses the Gordon Inman E. College of Health Sciences and Nursing.

Total estimated cost of attendance is approximate $28,220

Following are the minimum requirements for BSN Nursing Program. Minimum admission standards include:

All applicants to the School of Nursing must submit an official high school transcript and official test scores from either SAT or ACT.

• Complete the entire Degree Seeking Application thoroughly and submit the non-refundable application fee of $50. You can apply using the following methods:
• Belmont University Online Application
• The Common Application ©
• Download a Belmont University paper application
• Official Transcripts: Request that official transcripts be sent from the high school directly to the Office of Admissions. For a transcript to be official, it may not be marked “Issued to Student.”
• Test Scores: Request that official ACT or SAT-1 score reports be sent directly to Belmont. Test scores will also be accepted as official if submitted on an official high school transcript. Belmont does not consider the Writing component from either the ACT or SAT and does not consider the superscore for admission or scholarship purposes. (Belmont’s ACT code is 3946 and the SAT code is 1058)
• Provide the Guidance Counselor Recommendation (or School Report Form if using the Common Application) to the appropriate person in your guidance office and have him or her send the completed recommendation directly to Belmont.

Freshman applicants, who are best prepared to be successful at Belmont, generally will have completed, as a minimum, the following course requirements as part of a rigorous college preparatory curriculum while in high school:

• Four years of English
• Three years of Math, including Algebra 1, Geometry and Algebra II (most have had four years)
• Three years of lab-based Science, such as Physical Science, Biology, Chemistry or Physics
• Two to three years of Social Studies, including U.S. History (most have had three years)
• Two or more years of the same Foreign Language completed while in high school (most have had three years)

Contact:

Address: 1900 Belmont Boulevard | Nashville, TN 37212

Phone: 615-460-6000

Website: http://www.belmont.edu/