SUNY School of Nursing

The SUNY School of Nursing in Stony Brook, NY offers a 12-month Accelerated Baccalaureate Program for students who have already completed a bachelor's degree. This program provides a concentrated nursing curriculum leading to a Bachelor of Science degree in nursing, with graduates eligible to sit for the NCLEX-RN exam. Students gain knowledge and skills in patient-centered nursing practice, evidence-based practice, leadership, quality improvement, and patient safety. The program emphasizes the integration of theory and nursing process to provide health promotion, maintenance, and restoration to diverse populations of patients.

The program also focuses on the development of professionalism and the incorporation of cultural values and preferences in the delivery of care. Students have the opportunity to engage in interprofessional collaboration and communication, and to utilize information management and patient care technologies. Clinical experiences take place at Stony Brook University Hospital and other healthcare settings. Admission requirements include a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.8, completion of prerequisite courses, and submission of application materials through the required CastleBranch web-based software system.

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