Nursing at Linfield
Finding the right nursing program is complicated.
This tool makes it easy.
Why Linfield Nursing?
The Linfield-Good Samaritan School of Nursing is a recognized leader in regionally accredited, CCNE-approved nurse education for both traditional, campus-based programs and online nursing degrees.
In fact, the Good Samaritan School of Nursing is the oldest nursing education program in the Pacific Northwest. And we continue to provide a variety of options for you as you advance your nursing education.
With our innovative approach to blending theory and practice, you will not only learn great nursing skills, but how to communicate effectively, think critically and problem solve as a nursing student in any of our programs. This is why Linfield nurses are highly sought after in hospitals and healthcare organizations.
Employment opportunities for Linfield prepared nurses
Here are just a few of specialized nursing fields you might pursue with a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) or Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) from Linfield University:
- Nurse Training/Education
- Public and Community Health
- Leadership and Management in Nursing
- Hospice and Home Health
- RN Case Management
Which program is right for me?
Take the next step toward becoming a Linfield nurse. Read through our different Nursing programs below and select the program that best fits your needs. We offer both campus-based and online nursing degrees, as well as a Master of Science in Nursing.
Pre-licensure Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN)
A two-year, transfer-only program for students who have completed their prerequisites and most of their general education requirements.
Learn More about the BSN Program
Pre-licensure Accelerated BSN (on-campus)
An accelerated 15-month program is available for students with a bachelor's degree who have completed the prerequisites.
Learn more about the Accelerated Program
RN to BSN (fully online)
A 15-month program completely online for licensed nurses to achieve their BSN. We have co-admission partnerships for students completing an associate degree in nursing at many Oregon community colleges.
Learn more about the RN to BSN Program
Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) in Leadership in Healthcare Ecosystems
This is a one-year, online program for licensed nurses who already have their BSN.
Learn more about the MSN Program