The College at Brockport offers a comprehensive Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) degree program geared towards preparing students with the skills and knowledge needed to excel in the field of healthcare. The well-rounded curriculum delivers practical training and theoretical knowledge in a supportive learning environment. With access to state-of-the-art facilities, experienced faculty and strong community connections, students are primed to succeed. Graduates can confidently step into their role as nursing professionals equipped to make a difference in an evolving healthcare landscape.

The College at Brockport offers a comprehensive Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) program. This esteemed pathway encourages nursing experts to broaden their knowledge and harness advanced skills in their chosen sphere, continuously contributing toward improving patient outcomes. The course content is designed to foster strategic thinking and catalyze participants in becoming transformative leaders in the healthcare space. The systematic approach of the program ensures appropriate exposure to different facets of nursing science, suitable for individuals engaging in clinical practice, teaching roles, or policy-making positions. The explicit focus on evidence-based practice strengthens research acumen and enables the integration of acquired insights into daily routines. Notably, the program provides an enriching and supportive learning environment to encourage continuous personal and professional growth. With commitment and dedication, graduates of Brockport’s DNP program leave with the competence to influence lasting transformations in nursing practice and healthcare at large.

Our 42-credit program combines online coursework with in-person sessions (up to three Fridays and Saturdays per semester) to train students as primary care providers within their community. Full-time and part-time program options are available.

The graduate program builds on the fundamental principles of nursing to ensure the provision of high quality care. Students learn critical assessment, diagnosis, and treatment skills and are mentored in the application of these skills throughout their clinical rotations.