No. All online classes are still scheduled to begin on the planned start dates and are not impacted by COVID-19.
Louise Herrington School of Nursing Online
Frequently Asked Questions
Here are some of the most frequently asked questions regarding Baylor University's online programs:
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COVID-19
Does the current situation with COVID-19 impact when classes start?
In what ways is Baylor University supporting students who are facing this difficult time as nurses?
Baylor is giving as much grace as possible to students this semester and working to meet your needs. Your Student Success Coach will work with you to give support, identify challenges, and provide unique solutions that will help you balance your education with changes in your personal life.
Is Baylor University still providing Clinical Placement Services during the COVID-19 pandemic?
Yes. We are working diligently to ensure that all students are placed for clinicals while respecting the challenges that our healthcare partners are experiencing during this pandemic. We will continue to work with you individually to find solutions that set you up for success.
Is a COVID-19 vaccine necessary to enroll?
At this point in time, COVID-19 vaccinations are highly encouraged but not required to enroll at Baylor University. However, Baylor nursing students must meet clinical site requirements in order to complete clinical rotations. Unvaccinated students may not be eligible for clinical placements.
Should I anticipate an interruption in the availability of Enrollment Advisors, faculty, or in standard course delivery?
We are continuing to serve students without disruption during this time. Those who are inquiring about enrollment in a Baylor online nursing program are able to discuss options with an Enrollment Advisor who will work with them through the admissions process. For current students, we fully expect that they will have normal access to faculty and course materials.
Where can I go for more information about Baylor University’s response to COVID-19?
You can find additional information about Baylor’s response to COVID-19 here: https://www.baylor.edu/coronavirus/
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COVID-19
Where can I go for more information about Baylor University’s response to COVID-19?
You can find additional information about Baylor’s response to COVID-19 here: https://www.baylor.edu/coronavirus/
Does the current situation with COVID-19 impact when classes start?
No. All online classes are still scheduled to begin on the planned start dates and are not impacted by COVID-19.
In what ways is Baylor University supporting students who are facing this difficult time as nurses?
Baylor is giving as much grace as possible to students this semester and working to meet your needs. Your Student Success Coach will work with you to give support, identify challenges, and provide unique solutions that will help you balance your education with changes in your personal life.
Is Baylor University still providing Clinical Placement Services during the COVID-19 pandemic?
Yes. We are working diligently to ensure that all students are placed for clinicals while respecting the challenges that our healthcare partners are experiencing during this pandemic. We will continue to work with you individually to find solutions that set you up for success.
Is a COVID-19 vaccine necessary to enroll?
At this point in time, COVID-19 vaccinations are highly encouraged but not required to enroll at Baylor University. However, Baylor nursing students must meet clinical site requirements in order to complete clinical rotations. Unvaccinated students may not be eligible for clinical placements.
Should I anticipate an interruption in the availability of Enrollment Advisors, faculty, or in standard course delivery?
We are continuing to serve students without disruption during this time. Those who are inquiring about enrollment in a Baylor online nursing program are able to discuss options with an Enrollment Advisor who will work with them through the admissions process. For current students, we fully expect that they will have normal access to faculty and course materials.
