The Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) track at NSU offers two program pace options with admission occurring twice per year. Students can choose between a traditional-paced track or a continuous track that works particularly well for students who have already completed some of their prerequisite coursework and are looking to complete their nursing degree more quickly. Both options require completion of 120 total credit hours, divided between 60 credits of prerequisite and general coursework and 60 credit hours of nursing-specific coursework. Foundational courses are designed to build a strong academic foundation for success in the nursing major. The program delivers nursing education through both theoretical coursework and hands-on clinical experiences, with some theory content offered through Hyflex delivery combining face-to-face instruction with asynchronous and synchronous components. What sets our program apart is our commitment to current clinical practice - all faculty members remain active in various healthcare settings, complemented by additional clinical instruction from nurses currently working at the bedside. Additionally, our unique faculty-in-residence model not only provides support and assistance outside traditional hours but also helps build a strong sense of community among nursing students. Through this combination of current clinical expertise, enhanced faculty access, peer support, and state-of-the-art simulation facilities, our curriculum prepares graduates to meet the demands of today's healthcare environment.