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Rutgers University School of Nursing

Traditional BSN · Newark, NJ

No profileRequirements partially verified, see note belowVerified June 27, 2026
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Program Requirements

Min. Overall GPA
Not specified
Min. Science GPA
Not specified
Entrance Exam
None required
Min. Exam Score
Not specified
CASPer Required
No
Application Deadline
November 1 early action; December 1 regular decision (rolling thereafter)
Program Type
Traditional BSN

Notes

Rutgers School of Nursing traditional 4-year pre-licensure BS (Newark/New Brunswick). The official admissions page lists prerequisite coursework in anatomy and physiology, chemistry, statistics, microbiology, and nutrition (psychology and pathophysiology are also required but have no matching course key). No minimum overall or science GPA, entrance exam, or CASPer is published for first-year entry; SAT/ACT are test-optional. Sourced from the official Rutgers Nursing BS admissions page (2026-06-27); incomplete because GPA and exam thresholds are not published.

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Prerequisites

Anatomy & Physiology Imissing
Anatomy & Physiology IImissing
Microbiologymissing
General Chemistrymissing
Statisticsmissing
Nutritionmissing
Lifespan / Human Developmentnot required
English Composition Inot required

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Frequently asked questions about Rutgers University School of Nursing's nursing program

Is Rutgers University School of Nursing's BSN program direct-admit?

Rutgers University School of Nursing's Traditional BSN program is not a direct-admit program. Admission is competitive, and you apply as a first-year student.

What are the application deadlines for the Traditional BSN program at Rutgers?

The application deadlines for the Traditional BSN program at Rutgers University are November 1 for early action and December 1 for regular decision. After December 1, admissions are rolling.

What prerequisites does Rutgers require for the BSN program?

Rutgers University requires several prerequisite courses for the Traditional BSN program, including anatomy and physiology, chemistry, statistics, microbiology, and nutrition. Psychology and pathophysiology are also required but do not have matching course keys.

Does Rutgers University require an entrance exam for the BSN program?

No, Rutgers University School of Nursing does not require an entrance exam for the Traditional BSN program. There is no published minimum GPA or entrance exam requirement for first-year entry.

What is the minimum GPA required for admission to Rutgers' BSN program?

Rutgers University School of Nursing does not publish a minimum overall or science GPA for admission to the Traditional BSN program. You can find more details on their official admissions page.

Are SAT or ACT scores required for admission to the BSN program at Rutgers?

SAT and ACT scores are test-optional for admission to the Traditional BSN program at Rutgers University. You can choose whether or not to submit these scores.

How do I apply to the Traditional BSN program at Rutgers University?

To apply to the Traditional BSN program at Rutgers University, you will need to follow the application process outlined on their official admissions page. Make sure to check for any specific requirements.

Note: This tool is for planning purposes only. It does NOT guarantee admission. Always verify official requirements, deadlines, and policies directly with each nursing program before applying. Use this as a guide, not an official source. Program requirements change, and data shown here may be approximate or outdated.