The University of Michigan-Flint School of Nursing Traditional BSN Program is for students who are earning a Bachelor's degree as they prepare for licensure as a Registered Nurse (RN). The School of Nursing is committed to providing quality education to diverse students in pursuit of excellence in nursing practice, leadership and scholarship. A student-centered approach and a focus on evidence-based and culturally competent care are the foundation for theoretical and clinical learning experiences. Interprofessional, local and global partnerships influence our commitment to health and well-being for all people. Opportunities in the field of Nursing are evolving in new, challenging directions as healthcare settings expand and diversify. A generation ago, nurses were primarily prepared for work in hospitals. Today, a myriad of challenging opportunities is available. Career venues for professional nurses are continually expanding and include: hospitals, clinics, physicians? office practices, home healthcare agencies, schools, religious institutions, businesses, the military, pharmaceutical companies, insurance companies, health maintenance organizations, wellness centers, fitness centers, community and public health agencies and other settings. Nurses are finding opportunities in the fields of business, law and many sectors of the government.