Department Overview

Traditional students and working registered nurses will both benefit from a Bachelor of Science degree in Nursing from Plymouth State University. In addition to advanced courses in diversity, reasoning and leadership, graduates are prepared for additional education for nurse practitioners and specialty practice areas as well as careers in nurse management

Students in both programs become part of a cohort, a group of students that move together as a unit for the final months of the program.

Additional program fees

Nursing students are required to pay additional fees.  These fees are explained for each program below:

Additional application materials

The Nursing Program requires additional application materials. These requirements are listed on the checklist available on Undergraduate Admissions’ Application Requirements & Instructions page.

Contact Us

Nursing Department

Mary Taylor House
8 a.m.–4 p.m., M–F
603-535-2703
lreed@plymouth.edu
(Laurie Reed, Administrative Assistant)
Fax: 603.535.2854

Mailing Address
17 High Street
MSC #57
Plymouth, NH 03264

Recent News

Accreditation Visit Scheduled

Commission of Collegiate Nursing Education scheduled accreditation visit to PSU School of Nursing: comments solicited

Scholarship Opportunity

Private Scholarships: Private foundations, civic organizations and others are a great resource for additional scholarship monies.