University of Tulsa – Oxley College of Health Sciences, School of Nursing

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Admissions

Admissions at University of Tulsa – Oxley College of Health Sciences, School of Nursing

Competitive.

• I searched authoritative sources, especially official nursing school pages, and found the following for University of Tulsa – Oxley College of Health Sciences, School of Nursing. Here is what I located:
• No explicit admission or acceptance rate (%) was published on Oxley College or School of Nursing-specific .edu pages. The only acceptance rate I found—58%—refers to the University of Tulsa overall, not specifically to nursing programs, and comes from an external site (nursingschools.com) rather than an official source. Therefore, I cannot confirm a verified nursing program acceptance rate from an official Oxley College or School of Nursing source.
• Minimum cumulative GPA: For the Accelerated BSN (ABSN) program, a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0 is clearly stated on the University’s online admissions page.
• Prerequisite or degree requirements:
• For ABSN (Accelerated BSN): Requires a bachelor’s degree and a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher.
• For RN to BSN: Requires an associate degree in nursing and an active, unencumbered RN license. No GPA threshold is noted.
• For traditional undergraduate BSN (on-campus): Admission is competitive and requires completion of all prerequisite courses with a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0, as noted on an Educatly summary referencing the School of Nursing. However, that’s not an official .edu source.

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Format

Schedule and format at University of Tulsa – Oxley College of Health Sciences, School of Nursing

• Online delivery (ABSN program): The Accelerated Bachelor of Science in Nursing (ABSN) is offered fully online, with all coursework delivered online.
• Hybrid components (ABSN): Requires a one-week, on-campus skills boot camp and in-person clinicals (cohort-based in local areas), plus virtual simulation labs and project-based clinicals.
• Course format (ABSN): Courses use an accelerated eight-week format.
• Multiple start options (ABSN): Offers multiple start dates throughout the year.
• RN to MSN pathway delivery: The RN to MSN pathway is offered online using a flexible eight-week course format.
• Program duration (RN to MSN): Allows students to earn BSN + MSN in as few as 24 to 36 months.
• Transfer credit and advanced-standing (ABSN):
• TU waives 31 credits of general coursework for ABSN students.
• Students must complete at least 60 of the nursing major credit hours at TU.
• Transfer credits are accepted for foundation courses from regionally accredited institutions, with a grade of ‘C’ or better.
• Pass/fail courses are not transfera

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