Queens Presbyterian School of Nursing

Presbyterian School of Nursing at Queens upholds a tradition of more than a century of excellence in nursing education. In our new location on the main campus, we occupy the Delores and Richard Blair Center for Nursing Excellence on the second floor of the Knight-Crane building. Here you can meet faculty or visit the Nursing Simulation Center, home to high fidelity simulation and a variety of nursing experiences.

The BSN program is built on a foundation of a liberal arts education. The MSN program builds on the BSN program. And we are one of a few programs that offers masters courses to our RN-BSN students, providing 9 credits toward graduate education while earning the preferred BSN degree.

The Presbyterian School of Nursing at Queens is comprised of 20 full-time faculty and approximately over 350 students in its BSN, and MSN programs. Students in the BSN program can select a course of study for traditional BSN education, accelerated BSN (for students with a previous baccalaureate degree) and RN-BSN. Students in the MSN program may choose Nurse Educator, Nurse Administrator, or an online Clinical Nurse Leader track.