
GCU’s Accelerated Nursing Program in Idaho
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When you complete your nursing courses from GCU, you are learning from an institutionally accredited university. Our accreditation reflects the quality of our programs and our university as a whole.3 We also incorporate the role of a Christian worldview in your nursing courses, providing you with an education that emphasizes the importance of ethical, moral care in healthcare.
After completing your accelerated BSN program in Idaho, you will be able to take the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX-RN®) for the opportunity to earn your RN license.
In May 2022, nurses in Idaho had a median annual salary of $77,940, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.4
Grand Canyon University offers a location in Idaho for aspiring nursing who are looking for nursing schools in Idaho in order to earn their Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree. Over 16 months,1 you will complete online courses,2 apply your studies in your hands-on skills and immersive simulation labs and attend clinical rotations in the Boise (Meridian, ID) area.
With the combination of these assets, our ABSN program in Idaho strives to graduate career-ready nurses who desire to make a difference in the healthcare field.
Earning your BSN degree through our accelerated nursing program in Idaho has many benefits, such as:
Online Courses
Online coursework,2 providing you with flexibility and convenience
Clinical Experience
Interaction with other knowledgeable healthcare professionals who offer you guidance and support
Simulation and Skills Labs
Hands-on, in-person skills and immersive simulation labs where you will practice what you learn throughout your nursing studies
Enroll as an ABSN student in Idaho and prepare to begin your nursing career at a location near you.
View our Postsecondary State Authorizations and SARA and State Disclosures information for Idaho.
If you’re ready to advance your nursing career in Idaho, request more information.
With multiple nursing pathways available, GCU’s ABSN program is designed for individuals who have either a non-nursing degree or for those with transfer credits or no prior coursework. You must also complete the required pre-requisite courses for the program.
To discuss your eligibility and take the first steps in the admission process, fill out the form on this page to get in contact with a university counselor.
Clinical, practicum and immersion hours completed locally.