Jessup Nursing Program Application Process:

ADMISSION TO THE UNIVERSITY 

All students seeking admission to the Nursing Program at Jessup University must first be admitted into the University. Students will be accepted into Jessup University based on established admissions criteria. Admission into the University and pre-nursing track does not guarantee admission into the Nursing Program.

In order to ensure the most qualified candidates are accepted into the program, additional admissions criteria and recommended courses are required.

Steps to Apply to Jessup Nursing Program:

• Complete the Jessup University Undergraduate application.
• Send official college transcripts to transcripts@jessup.edu.
• Complete prerequisites
  • If transferring, transcripts need to be reviewed by the Dean and/or Program Director.
  • In progress prerequisite courses are allowed, however they must be completed with a “B” or better and the transcripts must be sent to transcripts@jessup.edu as soon as the course has been completed.
• Complete the Jessup BSN Application
  • Students that have completed the Nursing Program prerequisite courses, or will have completed them the fall prior to the spring BSN Cohort start, are eligible to apply to the Nursing Program. The BSN application opens May 1 and closes August 1 each year for a spring BSN Cohort.
  • Program Materials: TEAS Test
    A minimum score of 75% on the ATI-TEAS test is required for admission to the Nursing Program. An official ATI-TEAS score will also need to be sent to Jessup University. Please visit https://store.atitesting.com to request your official score.
  • Personal Statement/Questions: Complete the essay questions and Statement of Faith.
  • References: 2 letters of recommendation are required as part of the application process.

ADMISSION TO THE BSN PROGRAM

• While current Jessup students are given priority, each year slots may be filled by transfer students and readmitted students. Admission into the Nursing Program is competitive and completion of the prerequisite classes and the application does not guarantee acceptance into the major.
• Admission into the nursing major is conditional until all in progress prerequisite classes (those taken during the semester of application) are completed with a grade of “B” or higher.