The Nursing program prepares students for entry-level registered nurse positions in a wide range of health care agencies and institutions, as well as providing the foundation for graduate study in nursing. Role modeling is an integral part of this program. Through collaborative interaction with community health care professionals, interdisciplinary experiences and scholarly activities, nursing faculty provide a stimulating context for learning and dialogue between nursing service and education. The nursing program prepares students to meet the nursing needs of individuals, families and communities in the 21st century.
Admission is competitive andrequires a supplemental nursing application.
Approximately forty-five students are admitted to each class. Keep in mind, however, that some fields will require graduate study or further schooling of some kind. Many more occupations exist and are worth investigating. The internet is a fantastic source of information. A broad range of resources on career fields, internships, and job search information is also available in the Academic Advising and Career Development Resource Center located 303 Wilson Hall.