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Sentara College of Health Sciences (of Virginia Wesleyan University)

Traditional BSN · Chesapeake, VA

No profileRequirements partially verified, see note belowVerified July 3, 2026
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Program Requirements

Min. Overall GPA
Not specified
Min. Science GPA
Not specified
Entrance Exam
TEAS
Min. Exam Score
Not specified
CASPer Required
No
Application Deadline
Application deadline May 1, 2026; enrollment deadline May 31, 2026 (Fall/August 2026 cohort)
Program Type
Traditional BSN

Notes

Traditional pre-licensure BSN, currently offered jointly during Virginia Wesleyan University's acquisition of Sentara College of Health Sciences; students complete gen-ed/prerequisites at VWU then the nursing phase (about 2.5 years, 900 clinical hours) at Sentara. Requires about 30 credits of gen-ed/prerequisites with minimum grade of C; ATI TEAS required with no published numeric minimum. Specific prerequisite course list and GPA minimums are not published on the official web pages (directed to college catalog). CCNE-accredited, Virginia Board of Nursing approved. Verified from Sentara College and Virginia Wesleyan University official pages (2026-07-03).

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Prerequisites

Anatomy & Physiology Inot required
Anatomy & Physiology IInot required
Microbiologynot required
General Chemistrynot required
Statisticsnot required
Nutritionnot required
Lifespan / Human Developmentnot required
English Composition Inot required

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Frequently asked questions about Sentara College of Health Sciences (of Virginia Wesleyan University)'s nursing program

Is Sentara College of Health Sciences' nursing program direct-admit?

No, Sentara College of Health Sciences' Traditional BSN program is not direct-admit. Students must complete general education courses at Virginia Wesleyan University before entering the nursing phase.

What are the prerequisites for the Traditional BSN program at Sentara College of Health Sciences?

There are no specific prerequisites listed as pre-admission for the Traditional BSN program at Sentara College of Health Sciences. However, students are required to complete about 30 credits of general education courses with a minimum grade of C.

What is the application deadline for Sentara College of Health Sciences' BSN program?

The application deadline for the Traditional BSN program at Sentara College of Health Sciences is May 1, 2026, for the Fall/August 2026 cohort.

Does Sentara College of Health Sciences require the TEAS for nursing?

Yes, Sentara College of Health Sciences requires the ATI TEAS exam for admission to the Traditional BSN program. However, there is no published numeric minimum score.

How competitive is admission to Sentara College of Health Sciences' BSN program?

Admission to the Traditional BSN program at Sentara College of Health Sciences is competitive, but specific GPA or exam score thresholds are not published. It is advisable to check the college catalog for more details.

How do I apply to the Traditional BSN program at Sentara College of Health Sciences?

To apply to the Traditional BSN program at Sentara College of Health Sciences, you first apply to Virginia Wesleyan University as a first-year student and then follow the specific application process for the nursing program.

What is the duration of the nursing phase in Sentara College of Health Sciences' BSN program?

The nursing phase of the Traditional BSN program at Sentara College of Health Sciences lasts about 2.5 years and includes approximately 900 clinical hours.

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