At Brookline College in Albuquerque, New Mexico, the Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) program is designed to prepare students for a meaningful career as a Registered Nurse through a balance of flexible online coursework and immersive clinical training. Guided by Caritas principles, the curriculum emphasizes compassionate, patient-centered care alongside clinical excellence, ethical practice, and professional leadership. The first four semesters are delivered online in an asynchronous format, allowing Albuquerque students to complete foundational coursework with flexibility while progressing through the program. General education courses begin every eight weeks, and core nursing courses follow a structured annual sequence. Students complete supervised clinical rotations in Albuquerque-area healthcare facilities and strengthen their hands-on skills through on-campus labs, high-fidelity simulation, and virtual reality learning experiences. Graduates of the Brookline College Albuquerque BSN program are well prepared to sit for the NCLEX-RN and serve communities throughout New Mexico and beyond.
CCNE-Accredited Program
Earn your degree from a nationally recognized program that meets high academic and professional standards for nursing education.
88%* Albuquerque BSN Placement Rate
Career-Focused Training Note: Valid until next reporting cycle
At Brookline College in Albuquerque, our BSN program blends online learning with hands-on clinical training in advanced simulation labs and real healthcare settings. With over 67 semester hours of nursing coursework, you’ll build the knowledge and skills to assess, plan, implement, and evaluate patient care in hospitals, clinics, and community health organizations. Course topics include adult and pediatric health, maternal and newborn care, and the transition to professional practice. By graduation, you’ll be fully prepared to take the NCLEX-RN exam and begin your career as a confident, compassionate Registered Nurse.
While individual circumstances may vary, the steps below reflect the high-level requirements students complete when applying to the BSN program.
Meet with admissions
(virtual or in-person)
Enroll
Begin the enrollment process.
Submit your documents
Submit a copy of a government-issued ID and proof of high school diploma/GED.
Submit transcripts
Submit any previous college transcripts for free evaluation.
Take and pass the HESI entrance exam
Complete FAFSA
Complete FAFSA and Financial Aid appointment.
Start classes
Begin your scheduled classes.
For a list of all admissions steps and requirements, please visit the college catalog.
BSN training with a career-driven curriculum.
Our Albuquerque program emphasizes real-world readiness from day one. You’ll gain hands-on experience in simulation labs and clinical rotations while studying the essential subjects of nursing. By the time you graduate, you’ll be prepared not only for the NCLEX-RN but also for the day-to-day realities of providing care across a variety of healthcare settings.
Core Nursing Subjects
Fundamentals of Human Caring Nursing
Pharmacology for Nurses
Mental Health Nursing
Maternal/Newborn Family Nursing
Pediatric and Maternal Care
I chose Brookline College for its flexibility, allowing me to learn at my own pace while juggling a full-time job.
Briana G.Brookline College Graduate
Amazing school. Amazing people. I am proud of my education at Brookline College!
Jennifer U.Brookline College Graduate
Albuquerque Campus Amenities for Nursing Students
At Brookline College in Albuquerque, New Mexico, nursing students learn in purpose-built environments designed to support success in the BSN program. Together, these campus amenities provide a structured and supportive atmosphere where BSN students at Brookline College in Albuquerque can build clinical competence and professional readiness.
Simulation and skills labs
The Albuquerque campus features dedicated nursing SIM and skills labs designed to replicate authentic healthcare settings. Students practice essential nursing procedures using industry-standard equipment and patient-care stations that mirror hospital environments. Labs are equipped with adult and pediatric mannequins, IV poles, enteral feeding pumps, blood pressure cuffs, scales, medication carts, and other clinical training tools. These hands-on learning experiences prepare students for supervised clinical rotations.
Virtual reality learning
Virtual reality (VR) technology enhances the BSN program by providing immersive patient-care simulations. Through VR scenarios, students can practice assessments, medication administration, and communication techniques while strengthening clinical reasoning and decision-making skills.
Student learning and collaboration spaces
In addition to clinical labs, the Albuquerque campus provides supportive academic amenities, including a Learning Resource Center, collaboration rooms for group study, and a student lounge. These spaces are designed to encourage focused learning, peer interaction, and ongoing academic support throughout the nursing program.
Campus Location
Conveniently located near major highways and public transit, our Albuquerque campus is easily accessible for students throughout the region, with nearby restaurants, shops, and plenty of parking. Beyond campus, Albuquerque provides a vibrant setting rich in culture, history, and natural beauty. Students can enjoy the city’s distinctive Southwestern charm, exploring local art galleries, museums, and world-renowned cuisine, or venture outdoors to experience the breathtaking trails of the Sandia Foothills and views of the Rio Grande Valley. Combining big-city energy with a relaxed pace, Albuquerque offers the perfect balance of opportunity, adventure, and inspiration for aspiring nurses.
Albuquerque Main Campus
303 Roma Ave N.W.
3rd Floor, Suite 300
Albuquerque, NM 87102
The Albuquerque campus serves students from Albuquerque, Rio Rancho, Santa Fe, Socorro, Taos, and surrounding communities.
The BSN program at Brookline College in Albuquerque, New Mexico, follows a three-year structure for direct-entry students without prior nursing licensure or transfer credits. Students who qualify for advanced placement may shorten their timeline based on transcript evaluation.
The cost of the Bachelor of Science in Nursing program is roughly $102,429.33*
*New Mexico Residents – New Mexico Gross Receipt Tax of 7.625% is reflected in the cost above, and the amount will reflect on the enrollment agreement as well.
Yes, Albuquerque graduates are eligible to sit for the NCLEX-RN and apply for licensure as registered nurses. The program is designed to thoroughly prepare students for success on the exam and for entry into professional nursing practice.
Students have access to a comprehensive network of academic and non-academic support services designed to promote success throughout the nursing program. Academically, faculty provide coaching across key nursing subjects, including Fundamentals, Pharmacology, Pediatrics, Community Health, Nutrition, Leadership, and more. General education courses are supported by tutoring services as well as faculty-staffed writing and math labs to strengthen foundational skills. Beyond the classroom, Student Professional Services (SPS) offers guidance on study strategies, time management, and navigating program expectations. Wellness Coaches are available to support students’ social and emotional well-being, helping them manage stress and access appropriate resources when needed. The Financial Aid team assists with FAFSA guidance, funding questions, and payment planning, while the Registrar supports course registration, enrollment updates, and transcript services. Together, these resources ensure students receive structured academic reinforcement and holistic support throughout their educational journey.
Yes, the Albuquerque campus offers plenty of free parking to students, but it can fill up quickly during busy class times.
The Albuquerque campus serves students from Albuquerque, Rio Rancho, Santa Fe, Socorro, Taos, and surrounding communities.
The BSN program at Brookline College in Albuquerque, New Mexico, follows a three-year structure for direct-entry students without prior nursing licensure or transfer credits. Students who qualify for advanced placement may shorten their timeline based on transcript evaluation.
The cost of the Bachelor of Science in Nursing program is roughly $102,429.33*
*New Mexico Residents – New Mexico Gross Receipt Tax of 7.625% is reflected in the cost above, and the amount will reflect on the enrollment agreement as well.
Yes, Albuquerque graduates are eligible to sit for the NCLEX-RN and apply for licensure as registered nurses. The program is designed to thoroughly prepare students for success on the exam and for entry into professional nursing practice.
Students have access to a comprehensive network of academic and non-academic support services designed to promote success throughout the nursing program. Academically, faculty provide coaching across key nursing subjects, including Fundamentals, Pharmacology, Pediatrics, Community Health, Nutrition, Leadership, and more. General education courses are supported by tutoring services as well as faculty-staffed writing and math labs to strengthen foundational skills. Beyond the classroom, Student Professional Services (SPS) offers guidance on study strategies, time management, and navigating program expectations. Wellness Coaches are available to support students’ social and emotional well-being, helping them manage stress and access appropriate resources when needed. The Financial Aid team assists with FAFSA guidance, funding questions, and payment planning, while the Registrar supports course registration, enrollment updates, and transcript services. Together, these resources ensure students receive structured academic reinforcement and holistic support throughout their educational journey.
Yes, the Albuquerque campus offers plenty of free parking to students, but it can fill up quickly during busy class times.
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*These placement rates are based on program-specific and campus-specific data reported to our institutional accreditor(s) in 2024. While the figures shown here are not separately reported to our accreditor, they are derived from those outcomes. For full details by program and campus, please visit our Disclosures page