Get Your Nursing Degree in just 3 Years at our Tysons Corner, Virginia Nursing School
Accredited nursing school in Virginia
Next Start Date | Sept 04
Prepare for Your Nursing Career at the Tysons Corner Campus
At our accredited nursing school in Northern Virginia near Washington, D.C., there are no waitlists nor prerequisites. You can get your BSN degree in just three years—a year faster than traditional bachelor of science nursing programs.
Our BSN program has no prerequisites and is designed to be completed in three years of year-round study – giving you the opportunity to earn your degree faster than at a traditional four-year institution.
Visit an open house at the Tysons Corner campus.
Get started now – classes start Sept 04
Tysons Corner, Virginia, Nursing Program: a Hands-On BSN
At Chamberlain’s nursing program in Tysons Corner, VA, you get hands-on training in our on-site clinical setting and in our unique SIMCARE CENTER™. As you work with classmates, faculty, mentors, and veteran registered nurses, you learn vital skills in direct patient-care nursing. The SIMCARE CENTER™ features various aspects of simulated care, and the center’s high-tech patient manikins help you develop diagnostic nursing expertise. Patient simulators have bodily functions and show vital signs, and they demonstrate a wide range of symptoms. The SIMCARE CENTER™ gives you a safe health care setting where you can practice your nursing abilities before moving on to actual human patients in the clinicals portion of the Chamberlain Tysons Corner curriculum.
Call an admission representative at 877.751.5783 or request more information.
Next class session starts Sept 04
3-Year BSN Program
Chamberlain College of Nursing's Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) degree program enables students to earn their BSN degree in as few as three years of year-round study instead of the typical four years with summers off, allowing students to enter the workforce sooner.
- CCNE-accredited BSN degree program
- No prerequisites required to start nursing classes
- Finish faster than most programs by taking classes year-round
- High-tech nursing labs and experienced faculty
- No wait lists
Ask a Student
How did the SIMCARE CENTER™ help you grow as a nursing student?
"In the SIM lab, I felt supported the entire time. I never felt judged for the mistakes I made. My professors empowered me to learn from those mistakes and become more confident."
Darci Marquez.
Chamberlain Tysons Corner Student
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BSN Degree Program—Evening/Weekend Option FAQs
The Tysons Corner BSN degree program—Evening/Weekend option is designed to meet the needs of individuals who require an alternative schedule. Online options at Chamberlain Tysons Corner—which greatly expanded because of the need for alternative coursework during the COVID-19 pandemic—give all our students greater flexibility, regardless of whether you are in a traditional weekday or an evening/ weekend cohort.
Whichever path you take at the Chamberlain Tysons Corner campus, your advantages include:
- A Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE)-accredited BSN degree program
- Nursing courses during your first year
- No wait lists or prerequisites
- One-on-one attention and support throughout the academic journey
- 91% First Time NCLEX Pass Rate*
For the calendar year ending 2020, the Chamberlain Tysons Corner Campus average NCLEX first–time pass rate for BSN graduates was 90.77%.
Weekend and night nursing program courses are limited to students enrolled in a Tysons Corner evening/weekend cohort. Students in evening/weekend cohorts are limited to enrolling in courses during the evening/weekend only.
The number of total credit hours for completion of the evening/weekend option is equal to the number required to complete the BSN degree program. The Tysons Corner Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree program consists of a minimum of 122 credit hours: 56 credit hours in general education and 66 credit hours in the nursing major.
View the BSN Degree Program Curriculum Plan to see what credits are required.
Tysons Corner Campus at a Glance
Register for a Virtual Open House
For prospective Chamberlain students, a virtual Open House offers a glimpse into student life, student services, financial aid options, and more.
During the Tysons Corner Campus Open House, you'll be able to:
- Find out about our campus clubs and organizations as well as our international programs
- Learn all you need to know about Chamberlain Tysons Corner admissions, clinical requirements, curriculum, and tuition
- Meet the Tysons Corner campus president, the faculty, and current nursing students
- Speak with the Chamberlain Tysons Corner admissions team
Tysons Corner Contact Information
Address
1951 Kidwell Drive
Vienna, VA 22182
Hours of Operation
Mon - Tue: 8:30 AM - 6:00 PM
Wed: 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Thurs: 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Fri: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Student Support FAQs
As a nursing student at our nursing school in the Washington, D.C. area, you will have all the tools and resources you need to prepare for the NCLEX®. Assessments, extra help, simulations, and tutorials are readily accessible and proven effective.
Passing the NCLEX® is one of the final steps before becoming a registered nurse. Chamberlain Tysons Corner Campus BSN graduates averaged a 90.77% NCLEX first–time pass rate for the calendar year ending in 2020.
Our BSN program in Tysons Corner, Virginia, has many tutoring and other academic support services. The Center for Academic Success (CAS) at our Northern Virginia campus offers academic support, one-on-one time with tutors, additional study materials, workshops, and more.
Chamberlain’s Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) curriculum is designed to advance students’ ability to retain and apply essential knowledge. The focus is on conceptual learning, giving students the skills to translate theory into practice.
Hands-on experience in both the Chamberlain SIMCARE CENTER™ and the on-site clinical setting allow nursing students to work side-by-side with faculty, mentors, peers, and experienced professional nurses as they refine their direct patient-care nursing skills.
The BSN degree program consists of a minimum of 122 credit hours: 56 credit hours in general education and 66 credit hours in the nursing major.
Online general education and nursing courses may be offered within the BSN curriculum plan. In order to assist in successful completion of online coursework, an online readiness assessment is an integral part of the admission process. Based upon the outcome of the online readiness assessment, skill building activities may be required.
Get Involved - Student groups
Learn beyond the classroom by getting involved with student groups at our Tysons Corner nursing school
Connect with other students at Chamberlain’s nursing program in Virginia through social activities, student and study groups, volunteer events, and much more.
You can help communities throughout Northern Virginia as a nursing student at Chamberlain Tysons Corner—and our outreach goes far beyond the National Capital Region too. In the Global Health Education Program, you earn community health course credits while practicing clinical nursing skills in one of several international locations.
If you want to practice healthcare in communities around the globe, the Chamberlain University Global Health Education Program may be the opportunity for you. Real-world experience gives you a better understanding of individual cultures and their unique economic and social challenges. Students spend two weeks in their location of choice—and a variety of locations are available. Community and multiculturalism health courses are completed by participating in the program.
Join a club or student organization, the Tysons Corner campus offers Student Government Association (SGA), Phi Pi Chapter of Sigma Theta Tau International (STTI) Honor Society, and Student Nurses' Association (SNA).
Accredited? Yes!
Discover more about our accredited nursing program in the Washington, D.C. area
The Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE), the accreditation authority for nursing schools in the United States, accredits Chamberlain University’s Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) degree program, the Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) degree program, the Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) program, and the post-graduate Advanced Practice Registered Nurse (APRN) certificate program. For the most recent accreditation information, visit https://www.chamberlain.edu/about/accreditation.
Chamberlain University is also accredited by the Higher Learning Commission, a regional accreditation agency recognized by the United States Department of Education.
Accredited Nursing Schools - Virginia Approvals
Chamberlain College of Nursing has conditional approval to offer the pre-licensure Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree program in Vienna by the Virginia Board of Nursing Perimeter Center, 9960 Mayland Drive, Suite 300, Henrico VA 23233-1463, 804.367.4515.
Virginia Board of Nursing NCLEX Pass Rates for the Past 5 Years
Tysons Corner Campus FAQ
At our BSN program, you may transfer relevant credits from previous coursework—regardless of the field of study. Our Northern Virginia campus just west of Washington, D.C., welcomes transfer students from schools across the country and may help you earn your BSN even faster.
Our student nurses at Chamberlain Tysons Corner have many scholarship opportunities from which to choose. Request more information to learn which financial aid options fit your situation best.
The Tysons Corner BSN program requires a minimum of 122 credit hours: 56 credit hours in general education, and 66 credit hours in the nursing major.
View the BSN Degree Program Curriculum Plan to see credit requirements.
Prospective Tysons Corner nursing students apply for admission by completing an application and then interviewing with a Chamberlain Tysons Corner admissions representative. When all admission criteria are satisfied, applicants are told in writing of their admission status to a specific Chamberlain program and cycle.