Second degree-seeking undergraduate students must have declared majors different from the major in which they have already earned a degree.
Second Degree Nursing
Seton Hall University offers a
Second Degree Nursing Program which is designed for aspiring nurses who already hold a baccalaureate degree in a non-nursing major. The second degree program allows students to graduate with a B.S.N. in 22 months.
Seton Hall University also offers an Accelerated Nursing Program located on Georgian Court University’s campus which is designed for aspiring nurses who already hold a baccalaureate degree in a non-nursing major. The accelerated program allows students to graduate with a B.S.N. in just 14 months. The application deadline for these programs is April 1.
Prerequisites:
In order to apply to the Second Degree Nursing Programs, students must have taken the prerequisites listed below and earned a C or better in those courses. The College of Nursing requires applicants to have at least five of the prerequisite classes completed before filing an application for admission.
- Anatomy and Physiology 1
- Anatomy and Physiology 2
- Organic Chemistry
- Microbiology
- Statistics
- Developmental Psychology (covering lifespan)
- Ethics (Healthcare Ethics preferred)
Acceptance of this coursework is subject to approval by Seton Hall University.
Financial Aid Questions?
Visit the Office of Financial Aid for
policies specific to second degree seeking students.
