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We want our students to stay in their communities. Preparing to serve our diverse state. That is why we offer our BSN Dual Degree Option in 6 community colleges and branch campuses across the state: University of New Mexico – Gallup, University of New Mexico – Taos, University of New Mexico – Valencia, Central New Mexico Community College, San Juan College and Santa Fe Community College.
We are all held together with our involvement in the innovative New Mexico Nursing Education Consortium (NMNEC) program - a collaborative involving nursing programs across the state of New Mexico. Ensuring you have the same high-quality education no matter what location you are studying in.
San Juan College, Farmington
A community where every student is part of our pack. No matter what campus you are on. And we have many.
We offer the BSN Pre-licensure Dual Degree option on 6 campuses across New Mexico. What does this mean to you? It means you don’t have to move; you can stay close to family and friends. Stay close to the community you know so well. Because who better to serve that community than you. You know what your neighbors need.
You will benefit from the small cohorts on your local campus. Form strong bonds. Build relationships that will last a lifetime.
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Being a lobo nursing student is more than just simulations, clinicals and exams. It’s about the full experience. Our students are getting out in the community making a difference for all they serve. From participating in national nursing organizations to volunteering to administer vaccinations. Honored for their work–publications, scholarships, awards and grants. They are advancing the future of nursing. Learn about the student experience.
Learn to lead by leading. Build lifelong relationships. Join student nursing organizations and honor societies at The University of New Mexico College of Nursing.
A BSN degree will set you on a path for higher career advancement and for graduate studies in DNP and PhD programs.
In both programs, you will learn the necessary skills to become an RN. However, BSN education takes it a step further, focusing on critical thinking, management, leadership, and research skills expected of a professional nurse. Your BSN education will prepare you to continue your education to obtain advanced degrees in the nursing profession.
Completing our Dual Degree Pre-licensure BSN option will take less time than getting your Associates first and returning for your BSN. Therefore, saving you time and money in the long run.
Your clinical experiences will be as diverse as your community. You will receive the necessary experiences to ensure you are ready for your career as a BSN-prepared nurse. You will be ready to give back.
Our partner schools have strong relationships with their communities. Taking pride in staying in and serving their small communities’ hospitals and clinical sites as students and future nurses. Who better to care for your neighbors than you?
Explore more about your clinical experiences at UNM.
Skills & simulation provides you with the hands-on learning you require in a low-risk environment. You will participate in skills and simulation at your home location.
New Mexico is a diverse state and UNM’s student population is among the most diverse in the country. As of fall 2020 enrollment, 60% of our BSN students are identify as a part of an underrepresented group.
We value our diverse communities, students and faculty, and we strive to promote equity and advocate for inclusiveness. We value our partnerships with our community to enhance our understanding and learning.
Learn more about UNM’s Division of Diversity and Equity and Inclusion; the Health Sciences Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion and the UNM College of Nursing Diversity and Inclusion Advisory Committee.
I found the common nursing curriculum to be quite comprehensive and benefited from a wide variety of clinical experiences that deepened my understanding of concept-based nursing.
For the full list of admissions criteria and the application:
The majority of our students receive some form of financial aid – scholarships, grants, loans and/or work study.
We awarded over $825,000 in scholarships during academic year 2022-2023. Individual scholarship amounts range from $200-$5,000, annually.
Learn more about your education, curriculum, academic calendar, clinical & simulation experiences at the UNM College of Nursing BSN Program Dual Degree option.
There is a lot of information to consider as you prepare to apply to our BSN program. We know you have questions. We have answers.
Fill out the form below and our team will contact you.
Office of Admissions & Recruitment
College of Nursing
Building 214
Suite 1501
1 University of New Mexico
Pre-Licensure Program Director
Sasha Poole, PhD, RN
Interim Assistant Dean for Undergraduate Education
Clinician Educator, Assistant Professor
SNPoole@salud.unm.edu
