During the 1950s, students traveled to the rural South for public health nursing experiences. A federal grant in the 1970s allowed Capital University School of Nursing faculty to take the BSN program to rural areas in southeastern Ohio for RN students. This activity enhanced faculty skills in adult education and laid the groundwork for today's growing Adult Degree Program for registered nurses. Long-standing affiliations with all the major hospitals and health care agencies in the Columbus area expand students'horizons and enhance their skills. Opportunities to study off-campus provide additional diversity.
Faculty members are expert practitioners as well as seasoned educators.
The most recent innovation for the School of Nursing has been the addition of a master of science in nursing degree. The Capital University School of Nursing faculty believes there are many ways to solve problems and to learn. All courses subject to availability and advisor's approval.