
The mission of the Department of Nursing is to prepare students to become competent nursing professionals who integrate Christian caring into their nursing practice.
The Nursing program is built on a Christian philosophy which integrates theological studies with professional nursing knowledge and skills. With a foundation in the sciences and clinical experience, the nursing student can earn his/her Bachelor of Science in Nursing which is approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing and accredited by The Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education.
Admission into Biola University does not guarantee admission into the Nursing Program. There is a separate application for the Nursing Department that must be completed before admission into the Nursing program at Biola. It is possible to be accepted into Biola prior to being accepted into the Nursing program. Please visit the Nursing Admissions Requirements page on the Nursing Department website for more information.
The nursing program at Biola University offers the unique advantage of having grown out of the School of Missionary Medicine. In keeping with this strong heritage, students are taught to view nursing as a ministry wherever they choose to serve. Emphasis on missions and ministry opportunities continue as students spend time at nurse-run clinics for the homeless and in Mexico.