The BSN program at Brookline College in Tucson, Arizona, is structured as a three-year program for direct-entry students who do not have prior nursing licensure or transferable nursing coursework. Students with eligible transfer credits may reduce their overall completion time.
Tuition for the BSN program varies by individual circumstances. Brookline College offers several financial aid options for those who qualify—contact an admissions representative to learn more.
Yes, Tucson 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.
Our BSN program accepts students from many areas in Tucson and its surrounding cities and states, including but not limited to Tucson, Oro Valley, Marana, Nogales, Flowing Wells, Sierra Vista, and more.
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.
The Tucson campus offers ample free parking to students, but it can fill up quickly during busy class times.