Career outlook
The 21st-century healthcare industry is growing —and changing— at a staggering rate. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics Occupational Outlook reports that employment for RNs will grow significantly faster than the occupational average. And according to many recent surveys, U.S. hospital executives cite a high demand for more staff nurses with bachelor’s-level preparation.
The Accelerated Bachelor of Science in Nursing program gives students the knowledge, confidence, training and experience to make a real difference.
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You gain the practice. We arrange the placements.
CSUN works with hundreds of partners in the healthcare industry—from major hospitals to smaller, community-based clinics—to help you find an ideal clinical placement. This allows you to focus on learning the methods, principles and practices of nursing, without worrying about the logistics.
What you’ll learn
Our leading-edge coursework trains future RNs who can:
- Promote safe, high-quality care for diverse patient populations and communities
- Lead organizational changes in hospitals and clinics
- Educate and train new generations of nurses
- Craft and implement policies that promote patient advocacy
- Develop infrastructure that leads to improved and cost-efficient health outcomes
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Why you'll love us.
- NO TEMPLATES, EVER.
At CSUN, we don't fill courses. We build them, entirely from scratch, each and every time we launch a program. This leads to a unique education, with real and lasting outcomes in your career.
- EXPERT INSTRUCTION AND DESIGN.
Our world-class faculty design and teach all courses, helping you gain today’s most in-demand skills – and bringing the industry directly to you.
- GROUP-POWERED LEARNING.
When you enroll, we place you in a small, interactive group of peers from diverse organizations and industries. From day one to graduation, you’ll learn and grow together.
- VIP SUPPORT.
As you earn your degree, we’ll stay with you every step of the way, offering close, personal support when and where you need it.
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Overview
The federal government projects that more than 287,277 new registered nurse positions will be created each year from 2024-2034. It’s urgent we train a new generation of nurses—one ready for the future, whatever it may be. As a nurse educator, you can do that.
This program, completed in just fifteen months, provides you with the skills and experience to practice nursing at the highest level. When you finish, you’ll know how to improve health outcomes, lead clinical systems and train future nurses.
Plus, you’ll qualify for the National League of Nursing Education Certification Exam, which certifies you as a nurse educator (CNE).
The Accelerated Bachelor of Science in Nursing at CSUN is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Question: What makes CSUN's program distinct?
Answer: Our blend of online learning, hands-on clinical experience and robust didactic components, all designed for working professionals, offers a flexible yet comprehensive pathway to advanced nursing skills.
Question: What jobs can I get with this degree?
Answer: Graduates of this program can enter top positions in hospitals across the country, spearheading major organizational changes and training new personnel. Typical roles with this degree include:
- Nursing Educator/Clinical Nurse Educator
- Nursing Professional Development Specialist
- Nursing Instructor
- Nursing Curriculum Coordinator
- Nursing Education Consultant
- Clinical Competency Coordinator
- Continuing Education Specialist
- Instructional or Administrative Nurse Faculty
Question: After I submit my application, when will I receive a response about an admission decision?
Answer: Admission decisions are typically made four to eight weeks after the complete admission packet is submitted, including transcripts and all required supplemental documents.
Question: What is the typical class profile?
Answer: Students are professionals, typically with two to five years of experience. Usually, they’re in their mid-20s to mid-40s. Many students have families and work/life commitments.
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