Students must complete and submit the Clinical Nursing Advancement Application to be considered for Edson College of Nursing and Health Innovation’s spring 2027 clinical nursing programs, which include the Traditional BSN and Accelerated BSN pathways.
For additional information about each program’s structure, prerequisites, timelines, and requirements, please review the advancement guides available on the Clinical Nursing Advancement website.
The Traditional BSN is a full-time four-semester program requiring a total of 63 credit hours. Students complete 15-16 credit hours per semester, including theory, lab and clinical rotations. Applicants may qualify through direct admission or by applying through the competitive advancement process. In spring 2027, the Traditional BSN is offered at the Downtown Phoenix, Polytechnic and West Valley campuses.
The Accelerated BSN is a 12-month, full-time program requiring a total of 50 credit hours over three consecutive terms (spring, summer, fall), including theory, lab and clinical rotations. All applicants are considered through the competitive advancement process. In spring 2027, the Accelerated BSN is offered at the Downtown Phoenix campus and through Learn Where You Live.
There are three types of applicants for the BSN programs:
Edson College is offering drop-in advising sessions. Attending a drop-in session is highly recommended to help you stay on track, avoid common mistakes, and prevent delays that could affect your eligibility.
Details about this can be found on the Clinical Nursing Advancement website.
Metro-Phoenix cohorts are offered at the following campuses: Downtown Phoenix campus, West Valley campus, Polytechnic campus. You must indicate your cohort preferences by ranking all of the options below.
Cohort Selection Instructions:
Pathway Requirements:
Additional Spring 2027 clinical nursing cohort options are available through the Learn Where You Live (LWYL) program. Locations will be at Ganado, Gila County (Payson/Globe), Parker, and Tucson. Learn more about LWYL at links.asu.edu/LWYL.
If you are interested in being considered for a Spring 2027 LWYL cohort in addition to the metro Phoenix cohorts ranked above, select "Yes" in the box below. An Edson College team member will contact you with more information and assist you in updating your cohort rankings to include eligible LWYL locations.
Applicants must be admitted to ASU as an undergraduate degree-seeking student and eligible for enrollment for the spring 2027 term. Before submitting your application, check My ASU and DARS to verify that all official transcripts have been received and grades are posted.
Guidance is available to determine whether an application or reapplication to ASU is required through the ASU application and reapplication guidance resource.
Upload your unofficial transcripts from institutions outside of ASU. These documents must be clearly identified as unofficial transcripts and should include all prerequisite and general studies courses in which you are currently enrolled. The transcript must clearly list the course title, the institution where the course is being taken, and, if available, the expected date the final grade will be posted. If you are enrolled at multiple institutions, please combine all transcripts into a single PDF before uploading to ensure your materials can be reviewed efficiently.
No ASU unofficial transcripts are needed.
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Postbaccalaureate applicants should provide details about their awarded bachelor’s degree, including the institution name and degree conferral date.
First degree-seeking applicants, including Direct Admission applicants, should enter “First Degree-Seeking Applicant.”
The TEAS measures essential skills in reading, mathematics, science, and English language and usage. The minimum score accepted is 58.7%. A score of 58.6% or below will not be considered. To meet the priority deadline, official TEAS scores must be on file with Edson College by the advancement deadline.TEAS scores are valid for two years. For the advancement deadline, TEAS exam scores must be no more than 2 years old (between September 1, 2024 and September 1, 2026). Applicants may have multiple attempts at the TEAS. The highest, valid score will be considered.
All applicants are required to create a Complio account and add the compliance package by the priority deadline. To remain eligible for advancement, all health and safety requirements must be fully completed and approved by October 1, 2026, with the exception of the drug screening, criminal background check, and the Statement of Health Clearance, which follow a separate timeline. Applicants who do not complete their required items by October 1 will be classified as late applicants and will only be considered for advancement if all requirements are eventually met and if space permits.
Students who are identified for advancement or alternate status must then complete the remaining health and safety items, including the drug screening, criminal background check, and Statement of Health Clearance, by November 1 to maintain their eligibility.
A confirmation email will be sent after submitting this Clinical Nursing Advancement Application. Check your spam/junk folder if you do not receive the confirmation email. Please email [email protected] if you would like to ensure that your application was received if no confirmation was sent. Please do not submit an additional application. It’s the applicant’s responsibility to ensure proper submission.