Roseman University of Health Sciences

Program Length & Format

• Duration: less than 18 months
• on-campus and hybrid-online
• On-campus schedule:
  • full-time, didactic classes Monday-Friday 8:00 am-3:00 pm per block;
  • skills lab may require after-hours participation
• Hybrid-online schedule: didactic components delivered synchronously/asynchronously online; clinical rotations, skills labs, and group assignments in person at Roseman campuses or affiliated facilities
• Curriculum delivery: block system (single content area per block)

Admission Requirements

• Minimum cumulative GPA: 2.75
• Minimum grade of C (2.0) in all prerequisite courses
• Minimum prerequisite credits: 49 semester credits
• Application components required: application form, application fee, transcripts, interview
• Criminal background check required for clinical placement (conducted via Complio)

Entrance Exams

• Required exam: ATI TEAS
• Minimum TEAS overall score: 58.7%
• TEAS score validity: test dated within 12 months prior to application
• TEAS attempt limits: no more than 3 times in a calendar year; minimum 4-week interval between attempts
• TEAS delivery: virtual proctoring available; official results must be sent directly from ATI

Prerequisites

• Physical/Biological Science: 16 credits (must include 12 credits of anatomy, physiology, and microbiology with labs)
• Social Science: 6 credits
• Math: 3 credits (statistics)
• English: 6 credits (college composition)
• Humanities: 6 credits
• Electives: 9 credits (cannot be remedial, occupational, or recreational)
• Total prerequisite credits: 49; each prerequisite must have grade C or higher

Deadlines

• Fall (Hybrid-Online): application closes August 1
• Spring (Hybrid-Online): opens August 1; closes November 1
• Summer (Hybrid-Online): opens November 1; closes May 1
• Fall (On-Campus): opens August 7; closes June 1
• Spring (Hybrid-Online): opens August 1; closes November 1

Application

• Application submission: NursingCAS plus Roseman supplemental application; $40 Roseman application fee payable to Roseman University (NursingCAS fees separate)
• Transcripts: unofficial transcripts recommended with application; official transcripts from all institutions must be received before an interview; official transcripts must be dated within 12 months and received in original sealed envelope
• Documentation for in-progress courses: official transcript, unofficial transcript, or copy of registration and payment accepted
• Additional documents as applicable: name-change records, international visa, permanent resident card, other U.S. immigration documents
• Seating deposit upon offer: $250 due within 14 days to secure seat; deposit non-refundable

Selection Process

• Initial review based on prerequisite grades and TEAS scores
• Director of Admissions determines interview eligibility
• Interview required for all applicants; interview includes a writing sample
• Admission decisions based on a rubric including Academic Achievement Score, Interview Score, TEAS Score, and Writing Sample Score
• Admissions committee provides recommendation approximately two weeks after interview; offers sent via email from Director of Admissions & Enrollment

Wait List Policies

• Deposit-Deferred: admitted applicant may defer to next eligible term by submitting seating deposit; seat guaranteed at originally offered campus for next eligible term
• Application Rollover: applicant may request application be rolled to next eligible term; application placed in new applicant pool and competitively reviewed; no guarantee of interview or admission
• Seating deposits and application fees are non-refundable if applicant fails to enroll after deferment or rollover

Cost & Financial Aid

• Tuition: $63,700
• Health insurance (estimate): $3,900
• Graduation fee: $200
• Laptop fee (estimate, not to exceed): $1,900
• Lab fee: $3,000
• Technology fee: $500
• Total estimated cost: $73,200
• Financial aid: grants, scholarships, and loans available; federal aid may not cover full cost; recommendation to complete loan applications at least 4 weeks before program start

Clinical & Simulation Lab

• Clinical rotations and skills labs held in person at Roseman campuses and affiliated healthcare facilities in Southern Nevada or Utah
• On-campus modality includes in-person clinical rotations, group assignments, and laboratory assignments
• Hybrid-online modality requires in-person clinical rotations and lab training at campuses or affiliated facilities
• Clinical placement contingent on acceptable criminal background check and agency approval

Credit Transfer

• Transfer of nursing coursework from other nursing programs is not accepted
• Transfer of prerequisite and core courses evaluated at the College of Nursing’s discretion
• Foreign coursework requires an official course-by-course evaluation showing US equivalency, credit hours, and grades
• Credit-by-examination: science courses not accepted; other credit-by-exam results accepted if minimum scores met; awarded grade C and 3 credits when applicable

International Students

• Roseman accepts qualified international students and follows INS regulations for Form I-20 issuance
• F-1 (I-20) eligibility: students requiring an I-20 are eligible only for the classroom-based BSN program; I-20 students are not eligible for hybrid-BSN or other listed nursing programs
• Tuition/fees for F-1 students: first-year tuition and fees must be paid in advance prior to I-20 issuance; documentary evidence of financial ability required
• English proficiency: TOEFL required if applicant has not completed 6 semester credits of English composition or 4 semesters at a regionally accredited U.S. institution; TOEFL minimums: 550 (paper), 213 (computer), 79 (internet); Roseman TOEFL code: 446.3

Contacts

• Henderson Campus Admissions & Enrollment Office: 11 Sunset Way, Henderson, NV 89014; fax 702-968-5279
• South Jordan Campus Admissions & Enrollment Office: 10920 S. River Front Parkway, South Jordan, UT 84095
• Additional campus address: 10530 Discovery Drive, Las Vegas, NV 89135