Valdosta State University
Traditional BSN · Valdosta, GA
Program Requirements
- Min. Overall GPA
- 2.80
- Min. Science GPA
- 3.00
- Entrance Exam
- HESI A2
- Min. Exam Score
- 75%
- CASPer Required
- No
- Application Deadline
- Fall cohort: opens first Monday in February, deadline first Friday in March. Spring cohort: opens first Monday in September, deadline first Friday in October.
- Program Type
- Traditional BSN
Notes
College of Nursing, Basic Pre-Licensure BSN. Minimum overall GPA 2.8; Nursing Certification GPA 3.0 (science/prereq GPA, highest attempts of Area A/D.2.B/F). C or better in each math and science. Prereqs: ENGL 1101/1102, MATH 1401 (Statistics), BIOL 2251K (A&P I), BIOL 2252K (A&P II), BIOL 2260K (Microbiology), PSYC 2103 (human development/lifespan). HESI A2 required, minimum 75 on each of five areas; valid 1 year, up to 2 attempts per cycle. Verified from official VSU College of Nursing BSN Admission Info page (2026-06-26).
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Frequently asked questions about Valdosta State University's nursing program
What is the application process for Valdosta State University's Traditional BSN program?
To apply for the Traditional BSN program at Valdosta State University, you must first meet the prerequisite course requirements and then submit your application during the designated application periods. For the Fall cohort, applications open the first Monday in February and close the first Friday in March. For the Spring cohort, the application period opens the first Monday in September and closes the first Friday in October.
Does Valdosta State University require an entrance exam for its nursing program?
Yes, Valdosta State University requires the HESI A2 entrance exam for admission to its Traditional BSN program. You must achieve a minimum score of 75 in each of the five areas of the exam.
What are the minimum GPA requirements for the Traditional BSN program at Valdosta State University?
Valdosta State University requires a minimum overall GPA of 2.8 for admission to the Traditional BSN program. Additionally, a minimum science GPA of 3.0 is required.
What prerequisite courses do I need to complete for Valdosta State University's BSN program?
For admission to the Traditional BSN program at Valdosta State University, you must complete the following prerequisite courses: English Composition I and II, Statistics (MATH 1401), Anatomy and Physiology I and II, Microbiology, and Lifespan Development (PSYC 2103). You need to earn a grade of C or better in each of these courses.
How competitive is admission to Valdosta State University's Traditional BSN program?
Admission to Valdosta State University's Traditional BSN program can be competitive, as you must meet specific GPA requirements and pass the HESI A2 entrance exam. It's important to prepare thoroughly to enhance your chances of acceptance.
Is there a limit on how many times I can take the HESI A2 for Valdosta State University's nursing program?
Yes, for Valdosta State University's Traditional BSN program, you are allowed up to two attempts per application cycle to take the HESI A2 exam. The scores are valid for one year.
Where can I find more information about the Traditional BSN program at Valdosta State University?
For more detailed information about the Traditional BSN program at Valdosta State University, including admission requirements and procedures, you can visit the official College of Nursing BSN Admission Info page.
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