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COLLEGE OF HEALTH SCIENCES

Nursing Transfer Students

Start the next chapter of your nursing education at Faulkner University. Our nursing school for transfer students offers a fast degree completion, letting you turn your existing credits into a rewarding healthcare career. Available at our Montgomery, AL campus, our program offers Christ-centered learning with experienced instructors and cutting-edge resources.

Why Nursing?

 

If you are looking for a lucrative, in-demand job, nursing is an excellent choice. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) projects a strong job outlook for nurses, with a median pay of $86,070 annually and a 6% predicted growth in employment over the next decade. With widespread shortages, nurses can find jobs everywhere in the nation. They can work in various healthcare environments, including hospitals, doctors’ offices, clinics, schools, and more. Nurses enjoy other rewards as well, including:

  • Challenging and engaging work
  • Opportunities to specialize or diversify
  • Building relationships with patients
  • Respect from the community
  • Making a difference in people’s lives

In combination, these benefits make nursing a career with high satisfaction, making this a decision you can feel confident about.

Our Transfer Nursing Program

Nursing students at Faulkner University first complete our Lower Division program. This segment includes two years of pre-nursing core courses that build a strong academic base. Students who meet the academic requirements may then progress into the Upper Division for four semesters of nursing school and hands-on clinical experience. On completion of Upper Division courses, students earn their Bachelor of Science in Nursing and are qualified to take the nursing licensing exam.

Transfer students who have already completed all Lower Division requirements can apply to the Upper Division of the program. This fast track makes it an excellent option for transfer students who have begun their education elsewhere and want a quick completion. In just a few years, students can earn their licensure and start working as registered nurses.

Transfer Student Admissions Policy

When transferring to Faulkner University, all official transcripts must be sent directly from their school of origin to Faulkner University. These credits must be awarded by a regionally accredited college, from which the applicant must not be under suspension for any reason. In addition, students with fewer than 24 transferable semester hours must also submit an official high school transcript.

Students wishing to enroll in Upper Division must have completed all Lower Division requirements with a cumulative grade point average (GPA) of at least 2.75 out of 4.0. Exceptions may be granted for Faulkner University Bible course requirements. Transfer students may complete these courses during the summer semesters of Upper Division.

Transfer students who have attended nursing programs at another school are also required to submit a Letter of Good Standing signed by the administrator of their prior nursing program. This letter is to verify that the student was in good moral, ethical, legal status, and able to return at that school.

About Our Montgomery Campus

Faulkner University is proud to have taught students in Montgomery, AL, for over 80 years. During this time, we have remained dedicated to improving our city and its residents with access to higher education, opening doors to better career opportunities.

Montgomery offers a diverse economy with a variety of job options for students both during school and after graduation. It is also home to a lively sports and performance scene, making the city an engaging and enriching environment. The campus is conveniently located at 5345 Atlanta Highway, near the Eastern Boulevard bypass intersection. Check our map and directions for more information.

Why Study at Faulkner University?

Faulkner University is a liberal arts institution established on the Christian faith. We believe it is our responsibility to nurture both students’ minds and their characters. While studying nursing, students also strengthen the ethical and moral foundation that will help them provide exceptional care. Our graduates not only become nurses, but they also become the hands and feet of God.

We also provide great academic advantages to students. To help you make a strong start in your healthcare career, Faulkner University offers the following:

  • Four-year degree completion time
  • Interprofessional learning environment
  • Emphasis on ethics
  • Convenient scheduling
  • Small class sizes
  • Cutting-edge simulation technology
  • Proven programs for graduates

In addition, students receive personalized attention from knowledgeable faculty. This one-on-one support gives students the extra boost they need to thrive, both in nursing school and afterward.

Earn Your Nursing Degree in Montgomery, Alabama

Complete your nursing education at the School of Nursing at Faulkner University. Available at our Montgomery, AL, campus, our program provides a faith-centered education and an opportunity for transfer students to quickly complete their degrees. Apply now to start your enrollment process, or request more information to find out more about our nursing program for transfer students.

Accreditation 

For Questions about the Faulkner Nursing Program please contact us at nursing@faulkner.edu.

Accreditation:
Effective October 1, 2025, this nursing program is a candidate for initial accreditation by the Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing. This candidacy status expires in Spring 2028.

Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing (ACEN)
3390 Peachtree Road NE, Suite 1400
Atlanta, GA 30326
(404) 975-5000

Https://www.acenursing.org/search-programs?status=Candidate

Note: Upon granting of initial accreditation by the ACEN Board of Commissioners, the effective date of initial accreditation is the date on which the nursing program was approved by the ACEN as a candidate program that concluded in the Board of Commissioners granting initial accreditation.

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Admissions and contact

For additional information, please contact our enrollment team:

Phone 334.386.7233
Email chsadmissions@faulkner.edu

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