The BSN (Bachelor of Science in Nursing ‘BSN’ 4-Years Degree Program) is a professional degree program leading to practice as a Registered Nurse. This program integrates knowledge, skills, competencies, and professional attitude required for competent clinical nursing practice. Since nursing practice transcends cultural and national boundaries, it evolves according to the health needs of global society. The program places a strong emphasis on the graduates’ ability to improve the health and well-being of the population they serve. The program offers an intellectual foundation of academic, professional, and personal attributes while focusing on critical thinking and writing, speaking and quantitative skills. The program’s goal is to produce nursing students who can offer comprehensive care to patients of all ages, genders, and ethnicity. To enhance graduates’ competencies, the curriculum focuses on a variety of teaching and learning strategies and incorporates multiple forms of assessing students’ learning. The BSN degree is a steppingstone for advancing a career in the nursing profession. Experienced registered nurses with higher education have broader career opportunities in clinical, education, research, and administration nationally and internationally.