IUPUC Programs
Undergraduate Programs
Division of Nursing
Mission
The IUSON exists to lead the “knowledge work” of nurses today and tomorrow to positively influence the health of communities served by: inspiring learning through excellence in teaching; creating and advancing knowledge through science and research; shaping care through evidence-based practices; innovations and partnerships; and appreciating, developing, and recognizing faculty, staff, and students.
Core Values
These core values are fundamental to the success of the nursing profession and the Indiana University School of Nursing community. They serve as the foundation for our work, how we interact with one another, and help guide the strategies we employ to fulfill our vision, mission, and strategic goals. We are supportive of one another’s efforts, loyal to one another, and care for one another both professionally and personally. We embrace, own, and are energized by these core values.
Collaboration
We build relationships and community partnerships among students, faculty, clinical partners, and other stakeholders to facilitate the delivery of professional knowledge and skills through effective communication and educational strategies.
Integrity
We believe an evironment that promotes honesty and trust creates a positive educational experience and is indicative of a nursing professional who displays morality and good character.
Quality
We foster continuous program improvement reflected by our commitment to continued growth, measurement, and evaluation of program outcomes, and dedication to the advancement of nursing education.
Respect
We create a positive environment by treating all people with mutual respect and sensitivity, recognizing the importance of their contributions and the value of diversity.
Accreditations, Licenses and Memberships
Accreditation
- Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education
- Indiana State Board of Nursing; BSN program
- American Nurses Credentialing Center’s Commission on Accreditation Center for Professional Development and Lifelong Learning
- Society for Simulation in Healthcare, IUPUC Simulation Center
Memberships
The School of Nursing is an agency member of the National League for Nursing’s Council of Baccalaureate and Higher Degree Programs, Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE), as well as the Committee for Institutional Cooperation (CIC). The school is also a constituency member of the national League for Nursing and the American Association of Colleges of Nursing.
Contact Information
Indiana University School of Nursing at IUPUC
4601 Central Avenue, CC 251
Columbus, IN 47203
812-348-7250
Accelerated BSN Track
This prelicensure option is offered for students who have obtained a bachelor's degree in a non-nursing field and want to pursue a nursing career. Students complete coursework emphasizing health promotion, disease prevention, health restoration, and health maintenance. The curriculum reflects the current trends in health care, focusing on wellness/illness concepts and the delivery of care in both hospital and community based settings.
Applications a d due dates for Indiana University School of Nursing at IUPUC may be found at www.iupuc.edu/nursing. The admission process is competitive, and acceptance depends on the number of applicants and the applicant's ability to compete academically in the pool of applicants.
ASN to BSN/RN to BSN Track
This hybrid BSN option is offered for nursing students finishing an associate degree nursing program or registered nurses holding an associate degree or diploma in nursing from an accredited nursing program. Current ASN students and registered nurses seeking admission to the Indiana University School of Nursing must apply to the campus Office of Admissions and may apply to the program anytime throughout the academic year. Students who have previously attended an IU campus or who are graduates of the associate program at IU should contact the nursing academic advisor. Students who have attended another college or university must forward an official transcript to the campus Office of Admissions.
RN to BSN Degree Completion Track
This online only option is offered on IU campuses for nurses holding an associate degree or diploma in nursing from an accredited nursing program. Registered nurses seeking admission to the Indiana University School of Nursing must apply to the campus Office of Admissions and may apply to the program anytime throughout the academic year. Students who have previously attended an IU campus or who are graduates of the associate program at IU should contact the nursing academic counselor. Students who have attended another college or university must forward an official transcript to the campus Office of Admissions.
Traditional BSN Track
This prelicensure option is for undergraduate students who would like to pursue a career in nursing. Traditional BSN program students complete coursework emphasizing health promotion, disease prevention, health restoration, and health maintenance. The curriculum reflects the current trends in health care, focusing on wellness/illness concepts and the delivery of care in both hospital and community based settings.
Applications and due dates for Indiana University School of Nursing at IUPUC may be found at www.iupuc.edu/nursing. The admission process is competitive, and acceptance depends on the number of applicants and the applicant’s ability to compete academically in the pool of applicants.
