The course focuses on bridging the information between the role of the Licensed Practical Nursing and the Registered Nurse.Students are admitted once a year beginning with a noncredit transition course in September during the Fall semester.Biology 109, Biology 110, Biology 241 and Diet 111 must be completed or in progress at time of application. In addition to nursing courses, students must show evidence of completion of all other program courses. This option is limited to only those students who have a bachelor’s degree or higher in a non-nursing major and have met additional prerequisites.This option offers the four Nursing courses over 14 months: summer, fall, spring and summer.Students are admitted once a year in May.Students may be first-time college students or have had previous college experience.
There are no nursing courses in the summer in this option. This option offers the four Nursing courses over two academic years – Fall/Spring, Fall/Spring.Students are admitted once a year in September.The Nursing program has three course sequence options to accommodate students at varying stages of their academic career: Traditional The program is a National League for Nursing (NLN) Center of Excellence in Nursing Education. Those who completed the program had a 95.65% licensure pass rate in 2019 and a 91.76% licensure pass rate in 2018. Staff nurses plan, provide and evaluate nursing care for individual health maintenance or health promotion needs. The Nursing curriculum prepares graduates for staff nurse positions in acute, long-term care and community-based care settings.
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