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The lists below are to be used as a guide for your first few steps in enrolling in our programs. If you have questions please contact the Office of Student Services. Note that first-year/transfer/intended are admitted by the University Admissions Office and not processed through the Office of Student Services.
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Admitted Students Enrollment Guide
Within two-three weeks of your acceptance to the University at Buffalo, you will receive an offer of admission via email specifically from the School of Nursing. Please be patient with our office, as you must receive both letters to begin the registration process.
- Submit your deposit via the Admissions Office deposit page.
- Submit your Statement of Intent for the RN to BS program.
Two days after submitting your deposit, please contact Laura Woods, RN to BS academic advisor, who will guide you to the next steps.
Complete the RN to BS Program Plan Selection Form to indicate the program plan you intend to complete (1 or 2 year).
After discussing your individual schedule with your advisor, you can register for courses by logging into your HUB Student Center. To get to your HUB Student Center, log in to MyUB, and then click the “HUB Student Center” tab. Additional instructions can be found on the Office of the Registrar Register for Classes page.
- Fill out the orientation data form to register for the mandatory UB Transfer Orientation.
- Complete two School of Nursing online orientations. You will get more information about completing your orientations during your preliminary advising appointment:
- RN to BS Orientation
- Success in Online Learning Orientation
- Fill out the orientation data form to register for the mandatory UB Transfer Orientation.
- Review the UB Curriculum Requirements.
- View your Academic Advising Report, available through your HUB Student Center.
Students with too few undergraduate credit hours and/or too few upper-division credit hours will be required to complete additional undergraduate credits prior to graduation, in addition to the required RN to BS courses.
All students without a previous bachelor’s degree will also be required to satisfy the UB Curriculum/UB general education requirements in order to graduate.