Your subjects will include nursing theory, the nurse as professional person, nursing practice, professional issues, human anatomy and physiology, pathophysiology, psychology and General Education. Experience in the nursing practice laboratory and in several hospital and community settings is integral to the course of study. To improve your likelihood of success while studying in BSCN, we recommend limiting employment to less than eight hours per week.

Prepare for a career in nursing with Seneca and York University's joint BScN degree program. As a graduate, you may find rewarding career opportunities in hospital settings, community agencies, medical clinics, industry and other health care agencies.