BSN Transfer Student Application

Effective Fall 2011, the College of Nursing transitioned to freshman admissions.  A limited number of junior level transfer students will be admitted on a space available basis.

Admission & Application

To apply for admission as an upper division transfer student to the College of Nursing you must follow the steps listed below.

1. Apply to Florida State University

Current FSU Students are not required to reapply to FSU.

Applicants who have not taken courses at FSU for two consecutive semesters will be required to reapply to the University.

Click here to apply to the Florida State University

or use the mail address as follows:

The Florida State University
Office of Admissions
A2500 University Center
Tallahassee, FL 32306

2. Apply to the College of Nursing

Click here to complete the online application to the College of Nursing

Please note: You must send official transcripts to both the FSU Admissions Office and the College of Nursing. You will receive notice of your admission status approximately six (6) weeks after the deadline date. After you have been admitted to the College of Nursing, you will be sent information regarding ordering of uniforms, a health examination, immunizations, and personal background check.

FSU Students are not required to submit FSU transcripts to the College of Nursing as long as their FSU transcripts are updated. Current FSU students are encouraged to check campus.fsu.edu to ensure that all college level courses are listed on their FSU transcripts.

Application Deadlines: Application deadline for junior level transfer student admission is February 1st.

We receive many applications and admission is extremely competitive. All students are required to have a minimum overall  GPA of 3.0 and science prerequisite GPA of 3.0; however, the average GPA of accepted students is generally 3.7 or higher.

The College of Nursing Committee on Admissions, Progression, and Graduation may also look at the college algebra grade, the advanced science and math courses, and honors work in choosing the right candidates for admission into the program.