The School of Nursing at Indiana State University is part of the College of Health and Human Services. We offer traditional, accelerated second-degree, and LPN-to-BSN undergraduate nursing programs, as well as the MSN as a Family Nurse Practitioner, the DNP, and several post-graduate certificates that offer preparation for specialized nursing practice and leadership.

Welcome to the School of Nursing at Indiana State University!

Our faculty is dedicated to excellence in nursing education, offering a diverse array of undergraduate and graduate programs that prepare future nurses to thrive in a dynamic healthcare landscape. Whether you are joining us as a new student or returning to further your education, you are embarking on a journey that will empower you to make a positive impact on the lives of individuals and communities.

At the heart of our philosophy, the nursing faculty is committed to excellence in teaching, scholarship, and service. We view the educational process as transformational resulting in the individual becoming a competent, caring, nursing professional. Our faculty members are experts in their fields, dedicated to mentoring and supporting you in your educational and professional endeavors. Through rigorous academic curricula, hands-on clinical experiences, and innovative research opportunities, we aim to equip you with the knowledge, skills, and ethical framework necessary to meet the evolving challenges of healthcare delivery.

We look forward to witnessing your growth, accomplishments, and contributions as you embark on this transformative journey with us. Together, let us continue to uphold the highest standards of nursing excellence and make a positive difference in the lives of those we serve.

Dr. Marcee Everly, Executive Director of Nursing

Vision - Mission

The vision of the School of Nursing at Indiana State University is to serve as a leader in developing competent and caring nurse professionals who will positively impact communities.

Mission Statements

  • The mission of the Graduate Nursing programs is to develop competent, caring nursing professionals and productive citizens practicing in advanced nursing roles in clinical care, education, and leadership.  The mission is accomplished through innovative distance teaching modalities, experiential learning, evidence-based clinical preparation, and community engagement.      Revised, October 16, 2018, Department of Advanced Practice Nursing - 6-0-0
  • The mission of the Undergraduate Campus Tracks is to develop students who are competent, caring nursing professionals, leaders, and productive citizens. This mission is accomplished through innovative teaching, experiential learning, research, and community and public service with students in a campus-based setting.   Revised, October 8, 2018, Department of Baccalaureate Nursing - 8-0-0
  • The Mission of the Undergraduate Online Tracks is to develop competent, caring nursing professionals and productive citizens. This mission is accomplished through distance teaching modalities, experiential learning at the local level, research, and community and public service.

Staff in the Office of Student Services

  • Respond to prospective student inquiries 
  • Meet with prospective students during campus tours coordinated by Office of Admissions
  • Evaluate transcripts for course equivalency and completion of pre-requisite courses
  • Manage program admissions
  • Advise students prior to admission to a nursing program as well as after admission to a nursing program

Nursing Pinning Ceremony