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Nursing

A World of Opportunity

The RN to BSN program is designed with the working professional in mind. Classes are offered online by faculty dedicated to their success.

Undergraduate Degree Programs:
Bachelor's Degree in Nursing, RN to BSN

Where can this degree take you?

The nursing program at Texas A&M University-Central Texas offers a world of opportunity.  In today’s complex healthcare environment the BSN is required to provide safe and effective care. The nursing  degree prepares the graduate to be a safe practitioner, leader, mentor, and for graduate programs such as in Nursing Administration, Advanced Practice, or Nursing Education.

  • Nursing Administration
  • Advanced Practice
  • Nursing Education

Texas A&M University-Central Texas offers nursing education to the registered nurse on the baccalaureate level, to serve the diverse population of Central Texas which includes the military and their families.



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Alumni Spotlight

Xiomara Santos

Xiomara Santos, BSN, RN, graduated from the Texas A&M University - Central Texas nursing program with her Bachelors of Science in Nursing in May of 2022. Xiomara works at Georgetown Behavioral Health Institute. She practices as a Registered Nurse working with patients 9 to 89 years old in the mental health specialty.

Xiomara said, “I chose Texas A&M University-Central Texas Department of Nursing RN to BSN program because it was compatible and seamless with my previous Associate degree from Central Texas College. I was able to streamline the transfer process with the help of the TAMU-CT liaison on the CTC campus. The RN to BSN program is the best option when it comes to great professors, time, and affordability.
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Entry Requirements:

A&M-Central Texas is an upper-level university, therefore, the core curriculum/general education courses and non-nursing courses must be taken at another institution. Core curricula may also be accepted from other institutions.

How to Apply for Admissions

The B.S Nursing program at A&M-Central Texas has additional entry requirements separate from general admission. After acceptance to the university, complete these steps:
  • Meet with your academic advisor to apply to the nursing program and develop a Student Education Plan applicants must complete all non-nursing courses listed in the degree requirements.
  • International applicants and applicants with foreign credentials must adhere to additional requirements.
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Faculty

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Dr. Amy Mersiovsky

Director & Chair, Department of Nursing
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Dr. Dawn Riess

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Ms. Catherine Pena

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Dr. Gray-Vickrey

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Ms. Amanda Dycus, MSN, RN

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Ms. Kimberly Kuklies, MSN RN

Contact Us

Department of Nursing
  • Dr. Amy Mersiovsky, Director & Chair
  • Email: nursing@tamuct.edu
  • Phone: 254-519-5441
  • Hours: Monday - Thursday, 8 am to 5 pm
  • Location: Heritage Hall, HH 302A
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Frequently Asked Questions

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Mission

The nursing program at Texas A&M University-Central Texas offers nursing education to the registered nurse on the baccalaureate level, to serve the diverse population of Central Texas which includes the military and their families. The nursing faculty prepare excellent nurses to practice in acute care settings, outpatient services, or continue in pursuit of advanced degrees. The RN to BSN program is designed with the working professional in mind. Classes are offered online by faculty dedicated to their success.

Accreditation

The baccalaureate degree program in nursing at Texas A&M Central Texas is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (http://www.ccneaccreditation.org).

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