Giving back
By passing along experience, Kim Demmings ’15, ’19 helps student-athletes succeed
Former Wright State basketball star Kim Demmings now helps current Raiders as the academic advisor in the Department of Intercollegiate Athletics.
Nursing
You can study to become a nurse—or an even better and more qualified nurse—at Wright State. Our program helps you learn how to care for individuals and families from birth to death in local and international communities. You can earn a BSN at the Dayton or Lake Campus. Wright State also offers master's degrees in several specialty areas, including family nurse, neonatal, and psychiatric practitioner programs.
The following programs/concentrations are not currently admitting students:
- Nursing, BSN - Alternative Pre-Licensure Pathway
- Nursing Completion, BSN
- Nursing, MS, Administration of Nursing and Health Care Systems Concentration
Department:
What we offer
Undergraduate
Graduate
- Nursing, MS, Administration of Nursing and Health Care Systems Concentration
- Nursing, MS, Adult-Gerontology Acute Care Nurse Practitioner Concentration
- Nursing, MS, Family Nurse Practitioner Concentration
- Nursing, MS, Neonatal Nurse Practitioner Concentration
- Nursing, MS, Pediatric Nurse Practitioner-Primary Care Concentration
- Pediatric Nurse Practitioner-Acute Care Concentration
- Nursing, DNP
- School Nurse Graduate Certificate
Take the next step
Success Stories
Alumni Profile
Alumni Profile
Neuroscience minded
Lake Campus nursing alumna Kayle Heckler finds inspiration in treating stroke patients
In addition to her successful nursing career, Kayle Heckler teaches the critical care nursing course at Lake Campus.
Student Profile
Giving back
Childhood brush with cancer pushes Maria Donovan toward her nursing degree at Wright State
After she receives her bachelor’s degree in nursing from Wright State, Maria Donovan plans to work as a pediatric hematology and oncology nurse.
