This program is comprised of 37 units of Nursing Theory and Clinical Experience plus approximately 36 units of science and general education courses.
Clinical experience is provided in hospitals and other health care settings in the community.
The program is designed to prepare graduates to function as Registered Nurses in health care delivery agencies in a staff nurse position. Students who complete the BRN requirements and the college degree requirements will receive an Associate Degree in Nursing. Students who complete the Board of Registered Nursing requirements but not the degree requirements may receive an Occupational Certificate. Men and women, regardless of age, race, religious affiliation or marital status, are welcome to apply. The qualifying requirements and the process for selecting students when the number of applicants exceeds the seats available are being studied and revised to be certain they are in compliance with Title V of the State regulations.