Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BScN) Program at Beal University Canada - Nursing Degree
Beal University Canada’s BScN program offers comprehensive education with expert faculty, clinical placements, and hands-on learning. Prepare to become a registered nurse through this bachelor of science in nursing degree designed for success in healthcare.
30 Months – Online and On Campus
NO WAITLIST!
Program Overview
The demand for skilled nurses is now higher than ever. This program equips you to become a competent, compassionate, and well-respected registered nurse (RN) to make important contributions in today’s complex healthcare environment. You will be able to seek employment as a Nurse or you can expand your career as a nurse in administration, nursing education and nursing leadership in a Nursing related field.
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ACCELERATED LEARNING: Powered by the “Mod” System
Earn your BScN degree FASTER at Beal University Canada!
Our innovative 8-week Mod System lets you skip the college marathon and sprint to the finish line – while maintaining a healthy work-life balance. Instead of keeping to traditional semesters (that can be long and loaded with courses), Beal University Canada breaks things down into bite-sized modules.
The result is a learning experience that you can control instead of one that controls you.
INCENTIVES
Scholarships & Bursaries
At Beal University Canada, we are committed to helping you achieve your educational goals.
Financial Assistance
Eligibility to apply for New Brunswick Student Financial Assistance – 0% interest loans and grants. More information is available at Studentaid.gnb.ca.
HOW IT WORKS
6
Six (6) "Mods" in a
twelve month period
8
Each program "Mod" meets
for eight (8) weeks.
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Full-time students take a minimum of six (6) Semester Credit hours per "Mod".
32
An academic year is
thirty-two (32) weeks in length.
HANDS-ON CLASSES
Start Online and then Complete Your Hands-On Classes in Sackville, NB! Clinical Placements at
Horizon Health Network of Hospitals and/or Vitalite Health Network
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FAQ's
What are the career opportunities after earning a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BscN) in Canada?
Graduates can pursue careers as registered nurses, nurse educators, or clinical researchers. Opportunities exist in hospitals, clinics, long-term care facilities, and public health agencies. A BScN also serves as a foundation for advanced nursing roles, such as nurse practitioner or healthcare administrator, depending on additional qualifications and experience.
What are the admission requirements for nursing programs in Canada?
Admission typically requires a high school diploma with courses in biology, chemistry, and math. Some programs may request a minimum GPA, personal statement, or references. English language proficiency and criminal background checks are also common. Specific requirements can vary by institution, so always verify with the chosen school.
Can I take nursing courses online in Canada?
Yes, several institutions in Canada offer online nursing courses, particularly for theory-based components. However, students must complete clinical placements and practical skills training in person. Online options provide flexibility for working students, but blended formats are more common to meet hands-on learning and accreditation requirements.
What types of clinical placements are included in Canadian on-campus BScN programs?
Canadian on-campus BScN programs include diverse clinical placements such as acute care hospitals, long-term care facilities, community health agencies, mental health centres, and public health settings. Students gain hands-on experience across medical-surgical, pediatric, maternal-child, and community environments, ensuring comprehensive preparation for nursing practice.
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Beal University Canada's Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BScN)
Discover a comprehensive nursing education that combines academic excellence with hands-on clinical experience. Our fully accredited BScN program prepares you to become a registered nurse in Canada's healthcare system through innovative teaching methods, expert faculty guidance, and real-world learning opportunities.
Beal University Canada's Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BScN) program offers a solid nursing degree that prepares students to become registered nurses in Canada's health care system. This fully accredited undergraduate program combines strong academic courses with practical learning, including clinical placements and simulation labs.
What makes our BScN program stand out?
- Meets professional nursing education standards
- A curriculum focused on nursing ethics and modern technology
- Faculty with strong expertise in clinical nursing and teaching
- A focus on developing skills needed in today's health care system
- Support for student success and readiness for employment through real-world learning
Unique "Mod" System
Our innovative "Mod" system accelerates learning by using flexible semester blocks and focused modules. This approach offers shorter completion time without compromising education quality, flexible scheduling, and practice-based study that prepares students for real nursing jobs.
Hands-on learning is a key part of our BScN program. Students participate in clinical placements and practicum in different healthcare settings, allowing them to apply nursing skills in both simulated and real environments.
Clinical placement highlights include:
- Work in acute care units, community health centres, and rehabilitation clinics
- Mentorship from experienced nurses during patient care
- Apprenticeships and internships that blend work and learning
- Teamwork with other healthcare workers
- Building clinical skills and confidence for nursing practice
This practical training ensures graduates have the clinical experience to provide excellent patient care after finishing the program.
Academic Prerequisites
- Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) or equivalent
- Mandatory courses: Grade 12 Biology, Grade 12 Chemistry, English, and Math
- Competitive grade level in prerequisite courses
- English proficiency for effective healthcare communication
Required Documents
- Official transcripts from high school and any post-secondary education
- Valid government-issued ID
- Proof of English language proficiency (if needed)
- Resume showing relevant experience
- Letters of recommendation
- Completed application form
Application Timeline
Applications typically open several months before the September semester start. Early application submission is strongly recommended for this competitive program. Contact our admissions team for specific deadline information.
Financial Aid Options
- Scholarships: Awards based on academic achievement and leadership skills
- Bursaries: Financial help for students with demonstrated need
- Student loans: Government or private loans with low interest rates
- OSAP: Ontario Student Assistance Program support
Return-of-Service Incentive Program
This program provides financial support including partial tuition payment or living allowance in exchange for a work commitment. Graduates agree to work as registered nurses in specified hospitals or communities after graduation, offering guaranteed job placement and valuable experience.
Payment Options
- Flexible payment plans spreading tuition over the semester
- Registered Education Savings Plans (RESPs)
Reference Resources
Academic Support Services
- One-on-one academic advising and mentorship
- Tutoring services for challenging courses
- Career services and job placement assistance
- Resume writing and interview preparation
Student Life & Wellness
- Student clubs and extracurricular activities
- Mental health and wellness resources
- Counselling and psychological support
- Stress management and resilience building programs
- Diverse and inclusive campus community
Our comprehensive support system ensures students have access to resources for both academic success and personal well-being throughout their nursing education journey.
Job Market Outlook
The job market for registered nurses in Canada is extremely positive due to an aging population and expanding healthcare services. Graduates can find opportunities in hospitals, public health units, long-term care facilities, and community health programs.
Career Paths Available
- Hospital and clinical nursing roles
- Specialized areas: pediatric nursing, mental health, geriatrics
- Leadership and management positions in healthcare
- Community health and public health nursing
- Healthcare policy and advocacy roles
Earning Potential
BScN graduates typically earn between CAD $70,000 - $90,000 annually, with higher earnings possible through experience, certifications, and advanced degrees. Most positions include comprehensive benefits packages.
Continuing Education Opportunities
Graduates can pursue master's or doctoral degrees, professional certifications, leadership programs, and specialized training to advance their careers and expertise in nursing.
Ready to Start Your Nursing Career?
Contact our admissions team at 888-695-5244 or visit our website to learn more about the BScN program and begin your application today.
