RN Programs in BC

University of British Columbia

• The University of British Columbia School of Nursing has two BSN tracks: a traditional four-year program and an accelerated BSN program for students who already have a non-nursing bachelor's degree. The accelerated students may apply to the BSN program as long as they have completed prerequisite courses in anatomy and physiology and English composition. All BSN students matriculate in the fall.

  University of British Columbia School of Nursing
  T201-2211 Westbrook Mall
  Vancouver, BC Canada V6T 2B5
  604-822-7420
  ubc.ca

British Columbia Institute of Technology

• The British Columbia Institute of Technology offers a BSN through a traditional four-year program. Students matriculate in either January or August. The school does not have a BSN bridge program, but it will accept registered psychiatric nurses for advanced placement on a case by case basis.

  British Columbia Institute of Technology
  3700 Willingdon Ave
  Burnaby, BC Canada V5G 3H2
  604-434-5734
  bcit.ca

University of Victoria

• Students at the University of Victoria School of Nursing can complete their general education requirements during the first two years of the BSN program at one of three affiliated college campuses: Victoria, Selkirk or Aurora. Students must then finish the core nursing portion (years three and four) of their degree at the University of Victoria campus. The nursing program also offers a BSN bridge program for registered nurses with a degree from a hospital or college nursing program.

  University of Victoria
  3800 Finnerty Rd
  Victoria, BC Canada V8P 5C2
  250-721-8121
  uvic.ca

University of Northern British Columbia

• The University of Northern British Columbia offers a traditional four-year BSN in collaboration with the College of New Caldonia and Northwest Community College. Students have the option to obtain their degree at one of three campuses: Prince George, Quesnel or Terrace. In addition to first time undergraduate students, the BSN program accepts transfer nursing students for advanced placement, licensed practical nurses who must meet additional requirements and diploma-prepared registered nurses. Unlike other nursing programs, the school gives priority admission up to 20 percent to Aboriginal applicants who meet or exceed the normal requirements.

  University of Northern British Columbia
  3333 University Way
  Prince George, BC Canada V2N 4Z9
  250-960-5555
  unbc.ca