Undergraduate Nursing

The traditional 4 year bachelors in nursing program accepts high school graduates and traditional transfer students.    Graduates of the program are eligible to sit for the NCLEX-RN licensure exam.   

The accelerated and/or dual degree program is for students with a bachelors degree in another field wishing to pursue a career in nursing. With 98 transfer credits, students complete all nursing courses and remaining required courses.

The baccalaureate nursing foundation prepares graduates of the Molloy University program to communicate, evaluate and provide humanistic health care. Professional nursing education includes nursing’s scientific body of knowledge, which is augmented by the findings of multidisciplinary research. Baccalaureate education prepares the nurse generalist in a beginning leadership role as a member of an interdisciplinary health care team who is able to practice in a variety of settings. This program also provides a foundation for advanced graduate study. Upon completion of the nursing program, students are eligible to take the NCLEX-RN licensure examination.

Students with a prior bachelors degree who meet the pre-requisite requirements, and are interested in becoming registered professional nurses, can move through the program with options for 16, 19 or 24 months.    

For more information contact the Admissions Office.

The fully online, 120 credit, RN-BS Completion program for Registered Nursing provides advanced placement for Associate Degree or Diploma Program RN’s through either transfer of credit or through testing. Students complete the requirements for a BS degree in nursing.  The BS degree provides the foundation for advanced graduate studies.

The fully online, 120 credit, RN to BS/MS Accelerated Program allows students to accelerate their learning by enrolling in both undergraduate and graduate courses throughout their program of study for the purpose of attaining both degrees.  Students are awarded a baccalaureate degree upon successful completion of the undergraduate requirements, and a masters degree upon completion of the graduate requirements.

The LPN to BS/RN Program offers Licensed Practical Nurses the opportunity to earn a baccalaureate degree in nursing.  The program recognizes the academic preparation and clinical practice experience of the LPN through advanced standing opportunities such as credit and work experience equivalency, where applicable. Credit equivalency and work experience eligibility is determined by the Associate Dean. All LPN students must hold a current New York State registration as an LPN.