BSN program moves up 80 places in national rankings

“The significant rise in ranking brings us tremendous pride and reflects the continued commitment of our faculty and staff to deliver a high-quality, rigorous academic program,” said Dean Butch de Castro. “We prepare our students to be knowledge-ready and practice-ready as they move into a health care system increasingly reliant on nurses to be competent and confident to take on today’s complex patient care challenges. More than that, this year’s ranking reinforces the growing reputation of our graduates being highly skilled as much as they are selflessly compassionate.”

Seattle University also ranked highly for value, social mobility, teaching excellence and innovation. See all of SU's rankings.