
GCU’s Accelerated Nursing Program in New Mexico
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Aspiring nurses searching for nursing BSN programs in New Mexico have an accelerated nursing option through Grand Canyon University. This hybrid program provides you with the opportunity to complete your nursing courses online,2 while also gaining hands-on experience through immersive simulation and skills labs. You will also complete your clinical rotations at area clinical sites, where you will continue to learn as you implement your new knowledge and skills.
In May 2022, nurses in Albuquerque had a median annual salary of $81,990, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.3
There are several benefits to choosing GCU for your accelerated BSN program in New Mexico. GCU offers you three start dates to choose from for your ABSN program, allowing you to enroll at a time in your life that makes the most sense for you.
ABSN courses are also taught with a Christian worldview in mind. Incorporating a Christian worldview into nursing studies allows you to purposefully instill principles of moral, ethical care as you work through your courses and with patients.
With multiple nursing pathways available, GCU’s New Mexico accelerated nursing 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 prerequisite courses for the program.
Because our various locations may have different admission requirements, it is important that you speak with a university counselor, who will be able to review your unofficial transcripts and help you develop your academic plan.
View our Postsecondary State Authorizations and SARA and State Disclosures information for New Mexico.
GCU is an institutionally accredited university, having been accredited by the Higher Learning Commission since 1968. For more information on the accreditation of nursing programs and other university approvals, please visit our University Accreditation and Regulations page.
If you’re ready to begin your nursing career in New Mexico, request more information.
Clinical, practicum and immersion hours completed locally.