RN-BSN Education
The Bachelor of Science Degree in Nursing (BSN) is the second step in a two-step path to completing a baccalaureate degree. The BSN program is designed to seamlessly complement the continued education of graduates of the PUC AS Degree program.
The BSN program is also designed for working RNs who wish to return to school to continue their baccalaureate education. Founded on principles of adult learning, the BSN program is designed in a non-traditional format, with two options to suit a variety of needs.
On the Angwin campus, BSN major courses are offered in a core week format. If taken full-time, the major courses can be completed in 3 quarters (1 year).
On the Napa campus, the major courses are offered in an evening format (one evening each week). In this format, the major courses can be completed in 2 years. Please note that admission to the Napa campus is on hold for 2018-2019.
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 Angwin Campus Driving Directions69.4 KB |
Find out how to get to PUC without getting lost in the beautiful Napa Valley. |
Angwin Campus Map617.3 KB |
Use the campus map to find buildings on campus, names, and locations. |
BSN Clinical Clearance Information330.6 KB |
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| Health Clearance Requirements for all Nursing Students. | |
RN to BSN Application Packet73.2 KB |
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RN to BSN FAQ - Angwin77.5 KB |
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