COVID Update For Academic Year 2023-2024
Courses will be taught as scheduled and we will continue to monitor the COVID situation as
the landscape changes. Per CDC recommendations students, faculty and staff may choose to mask at any time. People with symptoms or
exposure to someone with COVID-19 should wear a mask. People with a positive test
should quarantine for 5 days and return with a mask, per CDC guidelines.
Learn More About UVU's Nursing Programs
Engage in hands-on learning in simulation labs and through clinical opportunities in our community. Participate in research, internships, and international health care experiences.
UVU Nursing is serious about high academic standards balanced with a compassionate and team-oriented emphasis on preparing professional, skilled, and caring nurses.
UVU creates nurses who succeed. Nursing students NCLEX-RN pass rate was 12 percentage points higher than the national average in 2018. For the SPRING 2023 NCLEX-RN testing group, 100% of students taking the test for the first time passed.
Earn a degree from our respected, accredited nursing program Become ready for the NCLEX-RN exam Seamlessly transition into our BSN program
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BSN degrees open doors for advancement for nursing professionals Class options include face-to-face, hybrid, or 100% online Applications are accepted twice a year
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Take the next step to advance your career Become a nurse educator with 100% online course work and individualized practicum experiences Focus on theoretical foundations of nursing education and leadership
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The Utah Valley Student Nurses Association is a preprofessional association for nursing students, a constituent member of National Student Nurses Association and Utah Student Nurses Association. UVUSNA provides opportunities for professional networking, leadership, and service. Pre-nursing students are also welcome as members of UVUSNA.
Nursing student Merriam Shelley identified a community need: local Afghani refugee families who did not have adequate medical supplies for at-home care. Merriam worked with Catholic Community Services (CCS) and Professor Francine Jensen to create 100 medical kits that included thermometers, over-the-counter medications, toothbrushes, toothpaste, poison control information, and an instruction booklet that addressed when to medicate at home and when to seek emergency care. The kits will be distributed by CCS during home visits. Students from UVU Nursing and Noorda College of Osteopathic Medicine joined forces with the local community to collect and assemble supplies. Merriam received partial funding from a UVU CHPS student grant and attendees at the Utah Public Health Conference April 2023. Wolverines watch out for the world!
UVU has partnered with MTECH for students to move from an MTECH-LPN into our ASN and prepare to take the NCLEX. For more information visit the LPN to ASN page.
