Admission to the College

Undergraduate Admission

UCF College of Nursing has amended its admission and application requirements for the Basic and Accelerated Second Degree Bachelor of Science in Nursing programs. These changes are effective for students under the 2009-2010 undergraduate catalog. Students who entered UCF during previous catalog years, i.e. prior to Summer 2009, will be held accountable for their respective catalog requirements.

All prospective students must attend a mandatory pre-nursing information session to receive an invitation to apply to the limited-access, upper-division nursing program. Click here for dates, times and locations. The application requirements and process for applying will be explained in detail during the information sessions.

Minimum application requirements
These requriements apply to the Basic and Accelerated Second Degree BSN programs only:

Graduate Admission

Applications for nursing graduate programs are only accessible online through the College of Graduate Studies. Please be sure to select the correct track and pay your application fee to their office for each program you apply to. If you have problems with the application, contact the College of Graduate Studies at 407-823-2766. All supporting documents for admissions must be sent to the College of Graduate Studies.

Minimum application requirements

Master of Science in Nursing (seven tracks available)
Doctor of Philosophy in Nursing
Doctor of Nursing Practice
Certificate Programs

Questions?

Walk-in advising sessions are available for prospective BSN students (basic & accelerated 2nd degree students): Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. until 12 noon, and on Mondays, Wednesdays and Thursdays from 1-4 p.m.

All other prospective students should call 407.823.2744 to schedule an appointment with a faculty advisor.

Transfering to UCF Nursing?
Visit UCF's Office of Transfer & Transition Services for information on how to transfer to UCF and apply for admission to the College of Nursing.

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NEED ADVISING?
Walk-in advising sessions are available in HPA-I, rm 220 for prospective BSN students (basic or accelerated 2nd degree):

9 a.m.- noon: M, Tu, W, Th, F

1-4 p.m.: M, W, Th

Prospective RN-BSN, RN-MSN, master's and doctoral students, should schedule an advising appointment by calling 407.823.2744.