The University of Lynchburg offers a Bachelor of Science with a major in nursing.
The first step for high school students is to apply to the University of Lynchburg. Once accepted and enrolled, students must take the necessary prerequisite courses.
Transfer students will apply to both the University of Lynchburg and the Department of Nursing.
Nursing courses taken at other colleges or universities must be evaluated to see if they are transferable to our program. Due to the state’s licensing process, the courses we offer are very specific. Therefore, courses will transfer only if they meet specific objectives and criteria.
For students already enrolled at Lynchburg:
- Must declare as a nursing major.
- Must have a minimum QPA of 3.00 at the end of the freshman year.
- Complete the following courses with a minimum QPA of 3.00:
- CHEM 127 — The Chemistry of Life (4)
- STAT 222 — Introductory Statistics (3)
- PBHL 270 — Nutrition (3)
- PSYC 241 — Developmental Psychology (3)
- PBHL 275 — Medical Terminology (3)
- BIOL 224 — Anatomy & Physiology I (4)
- BIOL 225 — Anatomy & Physiology II (4)
- No grades lower than a “C” will be accepted in any prerequisite course
- You must have completed all general education requirements except for the Dell 400 Level Senior Seminar.
- ATI TEAS Test Minimum total score of 58.7% (Proficient)
For transfer students:
- Anatomy & Physiology I
- Anatomy & Physiology II
- General Chemistry
- Nutrition
- Statistics
- Developmental Psychology
- Medical Terminology
To apply to the nursing major, you must have completed all general education requirements, either through our Dell curriculum or through your associate degree. Foreign language study is part of our general education requirements. If you have not completed foreign language courses for your associate degree, you will need to enroll in those courses at Lynchburg before you can be admitted to the nursing program.
