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Online Program in Nursing

Degrees Offered

Our accredited online RN to BSN Program at Highlands University is designed for registered nurses to earn a bachelor’s degree. Our program prepares graduates for higher-level nursing positions in patient care, management and community health. Our graduates become leaders in the nursing profession, and nearly half pursue advanced degrees in nursing (i.e. nurse practitioner, nursing education, and nurse midwife).

Our strong partnerships with associate degree nursing programs like the one at Luna Community College make it much easier for students to transition into our BSN Program.

Earning your BSN is a gateway to a variety of exciting nursing jobs with potential for higher pay.

Find out more about the Nursing Program

Nursing RN to BSN

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Requirements

Nursing

NURSING UNDERGRADUATE REQUIREMENTS

Undergraduate course catalog: Nursing

The New Mexico Highlands undergraduate catalog outlines your options and the steps you need to take to complete degree requirements for your chosen major. To ensure the seamless completion of your degree, consult often with your academic adviser and utilize Highlands’ Degree Audit tool to keep track of your academic progress.

Important Dates

  • 07

    Dec

    Sipapu Ski Trip

  • 13

    Dec

    "A Christmas Carol"

  • 23

    Dec

    Winter Break

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Careers

Graduates of the NMHU Nursing department can be found in the following occupations:

  • Registered Nurse
  • Medical and Health Services Manager

Faculty & Staff

Nursing

Faculty & Staff

MISSION STATEMENT

Mission of the Department of Nursing
The mission of the Department of Nursing is to prepare quality nurse health care providers through excellence in education, scholarship and service. This program builds on the strength of the licensed registered nurse and challenges the individuals enrolled in this program to expand their critical thinking for new professional nursing roles, methods of health care delivery and approaches to health care practice issues.