Currently there are day and evening options, featuring a combination of classroom study and clinical experiences that prepare graduates for a variety of health care settings. Upon graduating, you will be ready to begin your search for career opportunities in the Nursing profession.

A One Day per Week Nursing Program is designed to attract individuals for people who would not have been able to attend a nursing program because of limitations of time, distance, work and/or family responsibilities. Students complete an RN program by attending class only one day per week (primarily on-site in host institutions -see Clinical Partners for locations) supplemented by web-assisted instruction. This high-quality program pioneers innovative delivery modes in teaching and learning, and attract individuals who could not otherwise pursue nursing studies while working full-time.

Students with disabilities

Students with disabilities are encouraged to contact the Center for Academic Services for additional assistance.

ExceptionalNurse.com If you are a student with a disability considering a nursing career, this is the place for you.

Great Book: Leave No Nurse Behind: Nurses Working with disAbilities by Donna Carol Maheady ARNP EdD

This book serves as both an inspiration and as a practical guide for nurses living and working with disabilities and for students with disabilities pursuing careers in nursing. Nursing with a disability is a challenge, but with proper planning, the right knowledge and perseverance, it is not impossible. The nurses who share their stories here are living proof of that.

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