Nursing at Montana Tech
Enter the exciting world of health care in a program that offers two degrees in professional nursing—a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) completion degree and an Associate of Science in Nursing (ASN) degree. Students pursuing the BSN degree must first earn the ASN degree from National Council Licensure Examination for Registered Nurses (NCLEX-RN) in order to continue into the BSN curriculum. Students must meet minimum program requirements and complete a formal program application to be accepted into the professional nursing program.
The profession of nursing is best served through highly educated members who continually strive to broaden their knowledge and expertise to meet the increasing demands of the health care environment.
We believe in a holistic approach to nursing education, including sensitivity to the physical, psychological, spiritual and sociocultural needs of the individual, family and community. Further, we strive for a continually evolving curriculum that reflects best practice.
Alumni Spotlight
“I graduated from Montana Tech with both my ASN & BSN degrees in Nursing. I have worked at Focused Medical Care, Mercury Street Medical, and St. James Healthcare. My bachelor’s degree has been invaluable in preparing me for my current position
as a Performance Improvement RN at St. James Healthcare. The depth of knowledge and experience the Montana Tech faculty provides has been instrumental in my success as an RN.-- Kellie Brophy, BSN, RN
Student Spotlight
The professors worked with were looking for unique microbes in the Berkeley Pit water to see if they had a specific property that could treat cancer. We used a nuclear magnetic resonance machine to see a microbe’s chemical properties and try to determine its shape. It was an awesome research project - and I got a stipend for doing it.- Kelsey Kelly, '10
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