This is an exciting time to begin a career in nursing. We offer undergraduate and graduate programs for students pursuing RN licensure or advanced nursing degrees. Our Round Rock Campus includes classrooms and simulation labs where students train with high-fidelity manikins and realistic scenarios to develop strong clinical skills, and scientific knowledge to promote health, prevent illness, and care for individuals and communities.
Traditional BSN or RN to BSN Online
Before going into a clinical setting
News from the St. David's School of Nursing on the Round Rock Campus
The purpose of the Black Healthcare Association is to foster a sense of community and provide networking opportunities for the healthcare professionals on the Texas State Round Rock campus. BHA's goal is to advance the diversity within each healthcare specialty on campus. The organization was created by Priscilla Atta, Kelly Babb, Elise Kroumah, Oyinda Oyefeso, and Oyinkan Oyefeso.
Texas State University's St David's School of Nursing is excited to announce a pilot project to expand the traditional BSN Program to the San Marcos Texas State University Campus! A group of 20 incoming juniors have been admitted to the 2027 cohort of nursing students. The St. David's School of Nursing is being supported by Christus Santa Rosa in this effort, which will be providing a simulation laboratory, classroom, and faculty office spaces, in addition to clinical placement for non-specialty practicum courses for this cohort. Mrs. Veronica Hughes, Clinical Assistant Professor, has been named as the BSN San Marcos Cohort Coordinator. Please reach out to Dr. Theresa Garcia, Director of the St. David's School of Nursing, at tgarcia@txstate.edu or Monica Hughes, Director of BSN Programs, at monica.hughes@txstate.edu, for more information or to answer questions about this exciting pilot!
Our undergraduate nursing students learn how to safely transfer students in simulation lab for their Essentials of Nursing Care class. Here at the St. David's School of Nursing, teaching patient safety is one of our top priorities.
The baccalaureate degree program in nursing and the master's degree programs in nursing at Texas State University are accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education, 655 K Street, NW, Suite 750, Washington, DC 20001, 202-887-6791.
