The Henry Predolin School of Nursing at Edgewood College and Beloit College’s School of Health Sciences are partnering on a dual-degree program housed on the Beloit College campus to create more registered nurses with bachelor’s degrees. The nursing program begins in May 2025 and is aimed at addressing a significant statewide and national nursing shortage.
Beloit College students will complete coursework for their bachelor of arts or science in three or four years and then spend a year completing the bachelor’s degree in nursing (BSN) while continuing to live on Beloit’s campus. Edgewood College faculty, recruited from the stateline area, will deliver the BSN curriculum.
Current Beloit College students who meet GPA and prerequisite requirements may apply for admission to the program at any point in their Beloit career, including the fall semester before starting the BSN program. Students will receive personalized advising about their individual pathways into the BSN program from both Beloit’s School of Health Sciences and Edgewood College advisors on campus, starting as early as the summer before they begin at Beloit.
