Nursing, BSN

• High school cumulative GPA of 3.25 or above
• ACT score of 22 or higher or SAT score of 1030 or higher

Be admitted to Wright State University as a matriculated (degree seeking) student by February 15th of your senior year of high school.

Complete an interview with an admission panel. Students will be contacted by the College of Nursing and Health to schedule an interview day and time. This is the final step for admission to the College of Nursing and Health.

Before you may begin your nursing courses, you must complete prerequisite courses or their equivalent with a grade of C or better, maintaining a minimum 2.75 prerequisite GPA:

• Anatomy 2100 (Human Anatomy I)
• Anatomy 2120 (Human Anatomy II)
• English 1100 (Composition I)
• Psychology 1010 (Introductory)
• Psychology 3410 (Lifespan Developmental)
• Chemistry 1020 (Organic)
• Biology 1050, 1070, 1120 or 1150
• Statistics 1600

Students who began the Anatomy and Physiology series Fall 2015 or beyond must provide evidence of taking both Anatomy and Physiology courses at the same institution in order to ensure coverage of all necessary content prior to starting their nursing series of courses. This requirement will be only be waived for students who provide documentation in the form of a course syllabus or other similar documentation that provides evidence of all required anatomy and physiology content.

Complete all undergraduate coursework with a minimum of 2.75 cumulative GPA. 

Provide evidence of no criminal history record on file from both a Federal Bureau of Investigation and an Ohio Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation (or applicable state) for background check. Please be aware that background checks may take up to 30 days to process.  It is in your benefit to complete the background check one month prior to the College of Nursing and Health application deadline.

Submit an Intent to Enroll form to the College of Nursing and Health Student Affairs Office, 160 University Hall by the following deadlines.

• Spring start: September 15
• Fall start: May 15 

Traditional Admission:

Admission to the College of Nursing and Health is competitive due to constraints of the affiliating clinical facilities and program resources. The most qualified applicants are selected based on the following criteria: achievement of a minimum score on the HESI A2 Entrance exam, admission prerequisite course work GPA, cumulative undergraduate course work GPA, criminal records check and interview.

• The College of Nursing and Health has no waiting list. To be reconsidered for a subsequent admission period, the student must reapply to the program and compete for admission with all other applicants for that period. 
• Admitted students may not defer entrance to the program; they must reapply.  Prior acceptance does not guarantee acceptance at a later date. 

In meeting the admission prerequisite courses or progression requirements:

• students may repeat any science course once.
• only two science courses may be repeated.
• all natural science courses must be current (taken within 5 years of acceptance to the program).

All applicants for admission to the nursing program receive consideration regardless of race, gender, national origin, religion, creed, age, political views, sexual orientation, marital status, or veteran status.

For additional information:

• Nursing, BSN
• College of Nursing and Health