As part of your next steps to joining Lee Nursing, you have the opportunity to reserve your seat in Nursing 101 through our We are Lee Nursing process. All students entering the nursing program at Lee must reserve their seat in Nursing 101 through this process (including all new freshmen, transfer students, and current Lee students who are changing their major).

Completing the We are Lee Nursing process should take about an hour.

Please read the following carefully:

• Seats in Nursing 101 are limited and reserved on a first-come, first-served (and subject to academic approval^*).  We encourage you not to delay.
• Reserving your seat does not grant acceptance into the nursing program. (Nursing admission is discussed in the We are Lee Nursing video series)
• Nursing 101 is a required prerequisite for students who wish to continue in the nursing program.
• If you reserve a seat and later decide to pursue a different major, we ask that you notify us so we can offer that seat to another student.
• For transfer students and students already at Lee changing their major: If you have not already submitted a Nursing Transfer Application, please complete this application as well. Acceptance through this application is required to enter the nursing program officially (deadline June 1, 2026).

The We are Lee Nursing video series will introduce you to our heart, our processes, and our expectations. You will hear from our leadership, faculty, staff, and students as we introduce you to who we are at Lee Nursing and how you may fit in here.

NOTE: Due to recent changes on Vimeo, if you are watching the videos on your phone and try to pause the video, it may force you to restart the video (or create an account).

If you are ready to commit to Lee Nursing and reserve your spot in Nursing 101, please click the Commit Now button and answer a couple of questions. After the questions, you will have your chance to show your commitment.

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DiscoveRNursing days are free events at the Lee University School of Nursing that allow students to "be the nurse" for a little while, taking care of simulated patients in our state-of-the-art simulation labs. Students will be provided step-by-step directions to perform nursing tasks, such as: medication administration, newborn assessments, placing nasogastric (NG tubes), delivering IV medications, and much more! We have faculty and students here to answer questions and assist students as they work through a variety stations at their own pace.

The concepts of mentoring and giving back are incorporated throughout all School of Nursing programs. As alumni of the SON, you are now able to mentor and give back to current students in many ways, both professionally and financially. Our programs are enriched through your engagement, and there's nothing more fulfilling to our faculty than to see our alumni "pay it forward."

The School of Nursing first began accepting Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) students in fall 2014. The Disaster and Healthcare Mission Management (DHMM), non-nursing major began in fall 2018. This was followed by implementation of the first doctoral program at Lee University. The Doctor of Nursing Practice Program began in January 2019. The first track in the DNP program is Family Nurse Practitioner. The School now has a student enrollment of over 400 students.

The Mission of the School of Nursing is to prepare healthcare professionals who view practice through the lens of a caring, Christian worldview and who demonstrate transformational servant leadership that is intentional, bold, infused with Christ-centered confidence, and radically compassionate in caring for others in an increasingly diverse, global, complex and changing world.

The Disaster and Healthcare Mission Management Minor provides students with a working knowledge of the components of the DHMM Major, and will benefit students interested in participating with humanitarian healthcare teams in times of local, national, or international need. BSN Nursing students and other students across campus may enroll in the DHMM Minor.