College of Nursing & Allied Health
If the BSN or MSN degree is your goal, UNA's College of Nursing has an option for you!
Entering freshmen and transfer students complete a four-year curriculum leading to the Bachelor of Science in Nursing. Upon satisfactory completion of the program, students are awarded the BSN degree, and are eligible to take the NCLEX exam for licensing as a registered nurse (R.N.).
For Registered Nurses who wish to attain the BSN degree, our "Flex-Track RN to BSN Online Program" allows RNs to attain their BSN degree entirely online. For BSN prepared nurses, the College of Nursing also offers an MSN degree program completely online. Both the BSN and the MSN online programs provide an online learning environment that is educationally rewarding and designed to meet the schedule of the working student.
Explore our site to discover how the UNA College of Nursing & Allied Health can help you move forward in your career! For more information on the traditional BSN or the RN to BSN and MSN online options, please click on the links above.
College of Nursing and Allied Health - Goals and Students Outcomes
About Us
Whether you are a new freshman , a transfer student, or a registered nurse, we invite you to explore our site to learn more about what the College of Nursing and Allied Health has to offer.
Facts about the College of Nursing & Allied Health
Dr. Bailey - Dean, College of Nursing & Allied Health
- Leader in the education of nurses since 1973
- Committed to providing quality and accessible educational opportunities
- Fully approved by the Alabama State Board of Nursing
- Accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education - One Dupont Circle, NW, Suite 530 Washington, DC 20036 - (202) 887-6791
- Traditional BSN option & the Accelerated Alternative lead to a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) degree
- Traditional Accelerated Alternative available
- Flex-Track RN to BSN Online program for registered nurses
- MSN online program offers tracks in Education and Leadership/Administration
- RN to MSN online alternative available
- Diverse faculty and student body
