degree · Bachelor · 2026 First-Semester General Studies
Program Overview
The Bachelor of Science in Faith-Based Nursing Principles provides students with foundational theoretical knowledge in nursing principles, health education, wellness, compassionate care, ethical service, communication, human development, and community health from a faith-based perspective. This program is designed for students who wish to apply nursing-related knowledge in religious, faith-based, nonprofit, ministry, humanitarian, and community-service organizations. The program is academic and non-licensure in nature. It does not provide professional nursing licensure, does not qualify graduates to practice as licensed nurses, and does not represent state-approved prelicensure nursing education. Instead, the program prepares students to understand and support health-related education, ministry-based wellness initiatives, community outreach, patient-support services, caregiver education, and nonprofit health programs within the lawful scope of their role and training.
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Admission Requirements
Applicants must meet the University's undergraduate admission requirements. Students should understand before enrollment that this is a faith-based academic program in nursing principles and is not a professional nursing licensure program.
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