
To apply for the RN-BSN program, select “RN-BSN” under Program on the first page.
To apply for the RN-BSN program, select “RN-BSN” under Program on the first page.
The mission of the William Penn University RN–BSN program is to prepare BSN graduates with enhanced leadership skills that are essential to nursing practice in a diverse and ever-changing healthcare environment. Educational preparation is grounded in the nursing program’s outcomes and William Penn’s principles and goals.
The division of nursing embraces a commitment to The Theory of Human Caring and the Ten Caritas Processes embedded in Dr. Jean Watson’s Theory and William Penn University’s Five Quaker Principles, which provide the registered nurse an opportunity to build on their pre-licensure education and develop complex decision making skills to provide safe and holistic care to self and all communities.
William Penn University RN-BSN Completion Program Baccalaureate Nursing Program Outcomes and Level Competencies
Jean Watson Caritas Processes (Integrated within the program outcomes)
As one of the oldest buildings on the university campus, Penn Hall has undergone several transformations over the years; both structurally and functionality. Classrooms are located on all four stories, along with administrative offices located on the second level. All classrooms are easily accessible and are equipped with the tools and technology needed for students to be successful.
Visit NURSING COURSE MAP for course descriptions.