The faculty provides advisement and support to the students to pursue higher education. A joint admissions agreement is in effect with S.U.N.Y. Institute of Technology, Utica, whereby the students, when accepted at St. Elizabeth, are simultaneously accepted at S.U.N.Y. to pursue their B.S.N. degree. The school provides a collection of career information resources, college catalogs and S.U.N.Y. Institute of Technology applications. The library maintains a reference collection of many health facility publications which contain background information and job opportunities. A felony conviction could cause the state board to deny licensure.
Students are responsible for all fees pertaining to the above.
In order to be legally employed as a graduate in New York State, a temporary permit to practice is required during the interim between graduation and the issuance of the license. Upon successful completion of the licensing examination, the graduate will receive a license to practice as a Registered Professional Nurse.