Students enroll in a variety of options. The first graduates received their degrees in 1997. In 1996, the School was named a Partner in Nursing Education by the US Army ROTC program, one of 41 schools across the nation to receive this honor. This designation was given in recognition of academic excellence and high retention. Long-standing affiliations with all major hospitals and health care agencies in the Columbus area are used to expand students' horizons and enhance their skills.
Faculty members are adept practitioners as well as expert educators.
The current enrollment of 400 traditional, registered nurse, and graduate students serves the community's need for well-educated professional nurses who bring critical thinking and compassion to health care. This year, Capital University School of Nursing celebrates its 47th year of service and 32 years as a college. Last updated September 13, 1997. Capital University is an equal opportunity employer.