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Brunswick Community College

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Brunswick Community College (BCC) is located in Bolivia, North Carolina. BCC was established back in 1979 and it now serves around 9700 students. This school is a popular option for students in the area who wish to pursue an associate’s degree. BCC has many transfer partnerships as well, making it easy to transfer credits over to larger four-year schools in the pursuit of bachelor’s degrees. Students will also be able to pursue various professional and technical certificate programs at the school to further their career-based skills. The school is also well known for its athletics department and it offers students many different programs. BCC competes as part of the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) and offers many men's and women's team sports.

The BCC nursing program offers students either the practical nursing program or the associate’s degree nursing program. Both programs are designed to provide students with the necessary knowledge, skills, and strategies to be effective professionals in a variety of different medical settings. Graduates of either program will be eligible to apply for the corresponding NCLEX licensure exam for the program that they have completed. The BCC practical nursing program even has the distinction of being ranked in the top ten LPN programs in all of North Carolina. 

Available Nursing Programs

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• Southern Association of Colleges and Schools, Commission on Colleges

Relevant Scholarships

• North Carolina Masters Nurse Scholars Program, Graduate Program
• North Carolina Nurse Education Scholarship-Loan Program
• Virginia Elizabeth and Alma Vane Taylor Nursing Scholarship
• Ann Mabe Newman and William G. Newman Nursing Scholarship
• Carol Ann Beerstecher Nursing Scholarship

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• South Portland Campus
• Midcoast Campus in Brunswick
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ASSOCIATE DEGREE

About our Nursing Associate Degree

The Nursing program prepares individuals to become registered nurses at the associate degree level. Upon completion of the program, graduates are eligible to take the NCLEX Registered Nurse (RN) licensure examination for entry into practice. The curriculum blends nursing and general education courses to provide a sound theoretical base for nursing practice. Diverse clinical experiences are concurrent with didactic experiences during the four semesters.

Students are required to meet clinical objectives or obtain a course grade of C (76) or better in order to receive a passing grade. In the event of a failure, students may apply for reinstatement/re-admission to the Nursing program only once.

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What opportunities does this program provide?

Launch your career.

SMCC graduates in this program have gone on to work as:

• Oncology Nurse
• Emergency Room Nurse
• Pediatric Nurse
• Clinical Nurse Liaison
• Care Coordinator
• Patient Coordinator
• Home Care Nurse
• Clinical Research Associate

Continue Your Education

Available transfer agreements for this program include:

How do I complete this program?

Browse the information below to view our program requirements and how you might complete this program.

Estimated Full-Time Degree Completion Time

Please note, these estimates are based on a student taking an average of 15 credits per semester and do not include college preparatory or developmental courses.

Interested in viewing full program and course details?

• View full program details in our academic catalog .
• View a list of current major-specific courses for this program .
• View all current courses .

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Be sure to view the degree program requirements for your specific program. Log into MySMCC and click My Maine Guide, MyDegree to learn more.

Prerequisites:

• A high school diploma or GED/HiSET/High School Equivalency Diploma
• Anatomy & Physiology I with lab
• English Composition
• Dosage Calculations
• Math – 68.8% or higher
• Reading – 72.3% or higher
• English – 66.7% or higher
• Science – 57.4% or higher
• Total Score – 66.1% or higher
• Learn more about the ATI TEAS
• Required: Attend a Nursing Info Session

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Accreditation, Outcome Data & Licensure Information

Accreditation.

The Nursing program is approved by the Maine State Board of Nursing, 161 Capitol Street, 158 State House Station, Augusta, Maine 04333-0158 (207-287-1133) and accredited by the Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing (ACEN), 3390 Peachtree Road, NE- Suite 1400 Atlanta, GA 30326 (404-975-5000). For more information,  visit the Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing website .

Please note: The Maine State Board of Nursing may refuse to grant a license on the basis of criminal history record information relating to convictions denominated in Title 5, Chapter 341, Section 5301, Subsection 2 of the Maine Revised Statutes Annotated (MRSA).

Graduation Outcomes

Student learning outcomes.

• Systematically apply the nursing process to provide care to clients in a variety of healthcare settings.
• Demonstrate patient-centered caring behaviors and actions that result in an environment of respect and trust.
• Adhere to professional behaviors within the legal, ethical and practice standards.
• Demonstrates a minimal practice of clinical judgment that results in safe outcomes.

Program Outcomes (as of January 2024)

• Goal: The program’s annual licensure examination NCLEX pass rate is 80% or greater for all first-time test takers during the same 12 month period (Dec 15th-Dec 15th). Outcome: SMCC meets this goal with a pass rate of 96% (2022-2023).
• Goal: At least 80% of graduates report employment in nursing within 6 months of graduation. Outcome: SMCC’s rate was 100% of respondents within six months of graduation.
• The student rate of completion will be measured for two accreditation bodies, ACEN and NECHE when students enter either NURS 125 or NURS 111 LPN Upgrade Option:
• ACEN: At least 55% of entering students complete the Nursing program within two years. Outcome: SMCC’s rate for 2021-2023 was 78.57%.
• NECHE: At least 70% of entering students complete the Nursing program within three years. Outcome: SMCC’s rate for 2021-2023 was 92.86%.
• View the Maine State Board of Nursing NCLEX-RN First Time Test Takers Pass Rate
• View the Maine State Board of Nursing NCLEX-RN First Time Testing Pass Rate 3 Year Average
• Download our Nursing Graduate Achievement Outcome Data by Cohort

Out-of-State Licensure Information

If you are completing this program and will be seeking licensure in another state, please download our Out-of-State Licensure document .

Costs & Financial Aid

This degree program may have specific associated costs which are important to know before attending. We encourage you to apply for financial aid which provides funds in the form of grants and scholarship (free), loans (need to repay) and student employment (earned money.)

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Additional Admissions Requirements:

Please note that our Health Sciences programs have additional requirements. For more information,  visit our Health Science Applicants webpage .

Contact Us:

For more information about this program, contact: Nursing Department : Aidan Fennessy, 207-741-5590 or afennessy@smccME.edu Edie Forbes, 207-741-5794 or eforbes@smccME.edu

For information about enrollment, including transferring credits, contact:

Admissions: 207-741-5800 or admissions@smccME.edu  

For questions about this career path contact: Department Chair: Jessica Dreves, 207-741-5776 or jdreves@smccME.edu

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2024 Brunswick Community College Nursing Programs

Nursing degrees offered at Brunswick Community College : Registered Nursing, and the school provides its offerings to students via campus formats.

Academic degree levels offered : Associate Degree level degrees.

For nursing students in North Carolina, the state average NCLEX-RN passing rate for ADN programs is 85.87% and for BSN programs is 86.26%. The average national NCLEX-RN passing rate for ADN programs is 85.80% and for BSN programs is 86.21%.

Brunswick Community College Nursing at a Glance

• NCLEX-RN Passing Rate Average: 92.00%
• North Carolina State Rank: 1000066
• National Rank: 1001074

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Students who declare Pre-Nursing are not automatically admitted to the nursing program. Students are admitted to the ABSN nursing program once a year.

Decisions on admission are made by the School of Nursing in the spring for summer admission. The application deadline for summer admission is in January. Admission is highly competitive and not all applicants who meet the minimum criteria for admission can be accommodated.

The ABSN program is a four-semester program that starts in the summer semester and then ends in the following summer semester. All prerequisites and outstanding University Studies requirements must be completed prior to application.

Application Deadlines:

• Deadline for applying to UNCW
• You must apply to the university prior to applying to the SON.
• Must be accepted to UNCW prior to application
• ATI TEAS test must be complete by January 6, 2025 at 5 p.m.
• Complete all prerequisites by January 6, 2025
• Start nursing classes May 2025

MINIMUM APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS

• BS or BA from an accredited institution
• Admission to UNCW
• Combined GPA of 3.0 or higher from all institutions attended
• Completion of TEAS Assessment
• BIO 246 (course only; no lab needed)
• STT 210 or 215 or PSY 225 or QMM 280
• Completion of all University Studies requirements
• Describe your interest in the ABSN program.
• Describe how will the UNCW ABSN program help you achieve your goals.
• How will the ABSN program enable you to positively impact communities in SE North Carolina?
• The video must be no longer than two minutes.
• The expectation is that this will be a "professional" presentation (as if presenting for an interview).
• The video and audio should have no background distractions that limit or restrict full attention such as music, pets, children, etc.
• Lighting should be bright enough that you can be clearly seen.
• Employment, education and volunteer experience, including dates
• Research and/or health related experiences with dates
• List transferable skills
• Includes dates
• Save Resume titled “Name ABSN Resume" (ex: Smith ABSN Resume).
• Save as a PDF file.

ADMISSIONS SCORE CALCULATIONS

Scores are calculated based on four elements*:

• All Math/Science prerequisite courses must be completed within 10 years prior to application.
• You must complete the TEAS assessment within a testing period, and UNCW Testing Services must receive your TEAS score via ATI Testing prior to the application deadline.
• Score on Video Interview- 15%
• Score on Resume - 10%

*When reviewing the course list above, a class with '/L' is requiring a lab, totaling four credits, to be considered for admission.

COURSE REPEAT POLICY

GPA will be calculated based on all completed courses. Students may repeat all prerequisite courses, regardless of first grade earned. The highest grade will be used in the evaluation of the application.

For courses with multiple options in a category, students may repeat all courses in that category once and the highest grade will be used in the evaluation of the application.

TAKING HIGHER LEVEL COURSES

Students are not permitted to take a higher-level course and substitute it for one of the prerequisite courses. For example, if a student has taken CHM 102, the course will not be evaluated because it is not one of the required prerequisites.

The only exception is BIO 330 or BIO 425 can be substituted for BIO 246, as they are both Microbiology courses.

AP AND CLEP CREDIT

AP and CLEP Credit are not used in the evaluation of applications. Students will get credit for the course, but their score will not affect their standing. At least one course in each category (Math/Science prerequisites and Non- Math/Science prerequisites) must be completed for a grade in order to be evaluated for admission potential.

Once a student has earned a grade in a course, they cannot later CLEP in order to nullify the grade.

PASS/FAIL COURSES

A Pass will be calculated in application scoring in a similar way as AP and CLEP: students will receive credit for completing the course as a Pass, but the Pass will not be calculated into the total score. At least one course in each category (Math/Science prerequisites and Non-Math/Science prerequisites) must be completed for a grade in order to be evaluated for admission potential. If a student is repeating a prerequisite course and chooses to take a Pass , the previous grade will be used on the application, not the Pass. Courses taken as a Fail , or any grades below a C in pre-requisite coursework, will disqualify the applicant from applying.

10 YEAR RULE FOR MATH/SCIENCE PREREQUISITE COURSES

Math/Science prerequisite courses must have been completed within 10 years of the application deadline. If any course is older than 10 years, students must retake/audit those courses.

Specific Dates:

• January 6, 2025 application deadline : Any courses taken before spring 2015 and prior are not valid.

TAKING THE TEAS TEST OUTSIDE OF UNCW

If a student chooses to take the TEAS Test at another testing center, it is the student's responsibility to ensure that they are taking the correct version of the TEAS Test and that UNCW receives their official scores via ATI Testing prior to the end of the test administration period.

The student will need to go to the ATI Store (online store) and request their transcript. UNCW will be in the drop-down menu on the website (online store) when they select TEAS Transcript.

Updated: 6/19/2024

GETTING ADMITTED

Full Admit Status: Students are not considered a fully admitted student until they have completed all prerequisite courses with a grade of "B" (3.0) or better and have maintained a cumulative GPA of at least 3.0.

Alternate List:

• A total of 24 students will be conditionally admitted to the ABSN program. An additional six students will be placed on the alternate list and will be notified of their rank on the alternate list.
• If any admitted students decline their admission to the program, the next student on the alternate list will be notified as soon as possible of acceptance into the program. The remaining students will then be notified of their rank on the alternate list.
• Prior to the beginning of the semester, a total of 24 students will be conditionally admitted.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS

Prior to beginning the ABSN program, students will need to complete or submit the following:

• Current immunization record
• CPR certification
• Drug screen*
• Criminal background check*
• Seasonal flu vaccine
• Agencies for clinical rotations may require proof of Covid vaccine or documented proof of need for exemption

The curricula in the School of Nursing are subject to review and change based on the evolving health care delivery system.

For advising questions, contact the Student Success Center at 910.962.3208 or [email protected].

Contact The ABSN Program

For questions regarding the Accelerated Bachelor of Science in Nursing admissions, please contact:

[email protected]

For questions regarding transfers and program of study, please contact the CHHS Student Success Center at: (910) 962-3208 or [email protected]

Julie F. Hinkle PhD, RN, CNE | ABSN Concentration Lead and Associate Professor [email protected]  or  (910) 962-7254

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Given the advances in healthcare, increasingly complex patients, expansion of community health, and intricate technologies, many nurses feel the need to obtain additional education. Why study RN to BSN at Coastal Georgia? The RN to BSN program curriculum offers additional opportunity for hands-on practical experience while providing the graduate with the requirements and expertise necessary to enter a master’s program of study in the field of nursing. Courses are offered in an online format. The highly affordable tuition, challenging curriculum and personal attention you’ll receive make the Coastal Georgia BSN an easy choice for working professionals. What will I learn? This program is designed to further nurses’ knowledge regarding disease processes, evidence-based practice, professionalism, ethics, informatics, community health, and leadership. BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN NURSING (RN TO BSN) Coastal Georgia’s Nursing program is very affordable at $106.80 per hour. Read more about cost of attendance here Address:3390 Peachtree Road NE, Suite 1400, Atlanta, GA, 30326; Phone at 404-975-5000; Fax at 404-975-5020. The most recent accreditation decision made by the ACEN Board of Commissioners for the Baccalaureate Degree in Nursing Program is Continuing Accreditation. View the public information disclosed by the ACEN regarding this program   here . Program Outcomes  Program Learning Outcomes Admission Requirements SEE PROGRAM CURRICULUM Graduated from regionally or nationally accredited Associate of Science in Nursing or a Diploma in Nursing program Fulfilled the Georgia RN to BSN articulation requirements Completed general education core requirements Have an active Georgia RN license (submit copy with application) Transfer students must be admitted to College of Coastal Georgia before applying to the RN to BSN program Applied for the RN to BSN program Submitted all official transcripts to the Department of Nursing Achieved a GPA of 2.0 in the required academic program courses Program Details Students in the RN to BSN program can choose to complete the program in three or six semesters (including summers). All coursework is completed online. Two in-person clinical rotations are required, but can be completed at the student’s location of choice. Courses are taught by faculty who are experienced in online instruction and adult learner needs. Students are admitted in the fall semester. What can I do when I graduate? Nurses will be prepared to further their career, or to continue their education in graduate studies. Contact Information: Ashley barnes. Barnes earned her Master of Science in Nursing from Georgia Southwestern State University, her Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Georgia Southern University, and her Associate of Science in Nursing from the College of Coastal Georgia. She is a Certified Nurse Educator. Prior to joining the Coastal Georgia faculty, Mrs. Barnes worked for three years in CCU. SEE PROGRAM DETAILS Pre-Licensure BSN Nursing & Health Sciences Division Nursing (BSN) Located on our main campus in Lewiston, Idaho, this track is a four-semester program with a competitive application process. Apply online at NursingCAS.org. 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If you do not have an advisor, contact NHS Program Advisor: Tiffany Pilon ph: (208) 792-2087 or [email protected] switch-group#toggleState afterToggle->collapsible-panels#afterToggle" aria-controls="js-collapsible-2121ea80-38d1-4d7c-9a88-47f1d03a9ee5-1"> Prerequisite Coursework exit--solid Must be passed with a C (2.0) or better. Transfer courses must meet LCSC equivalency to be eligible. For transfer equivalencies, please visit  TES:College Source. For a preliminary evaluation of transfer credits, you may email unofficial transcripts to NHS Program Advisor, Tiffany Pilon ( [email protected] ). Nursing Specific Courses: Chemistry + lab Microbiology + lab Anatomy & Physiology I (or 1 semester of Anatomy) + lab Anatomy & Physiology II (or 1 semester of Physiology) + lab Idaho General Education Courses: All core must be finished and passed before nursing with a C or better, except for Humanistic/Artistic Ways and Integrative Seminar: Ethics/Values Core. 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Anatomy & Physiology + lab (full series, 8-semester credits) Chemistry + lab (General, Organic & Biochemistry preferred) All Prerequisite courses passed with a C or better Find a CNA Course View Equivalency Options English language proficiency (for non-native English speakers) Contact us for details ( [email protected] ) switch-group#toggleState afterToggle->collapsible-panels#afterToggle" aria-controls="js-collapsible-2121ea80-38d1-4d7c-9a88-47f1d03a9ee5-3"> Additional Requirements (if provisional admission is granted) exit--solid This information is intended for fully or provisionally admitted students to the Basic track. View Health Requirements and Background Check info COVID-19 (Updated 12/20/2022) As the healthcare environment continues to evolve, we work with our clinical agency partners to provide the best learning opportunities for Nursing & Health Sciences students. Our healthcare partner agencies have specific health and background check requirements for all students that engage in practicum experiences at their facilities. It is important to understand that clinical agencies may update health requirements at any time and as of this date, many clinical agencies to which NHS program students are assigned require COVID-19 vaccination as a condition of engaging in clinical activities at their facilities. Additionally, at this time, some clinical agencies allow for medical or religious exemptions and some do not. All students must meet the onboarding requirements of the clinical agencies to which they are assigned. Inability to meet onboarding requirements may result in an inability to successfully complete practicum courses. For further questions, consult with your NHS academic advisor. switch-group#toggleState afterToggle->collapsible-panels#afterToggle" aria-controls="js-collapsible-2121ea80-38d1-4d7c-9a88-47f1d03a9ee5-4"> Dates & Deadlines exit--solid For Spring 2025 Program Entrance: April 1, 2024 - Application opens on NursingCAS.org for Spring 2025 September 11, 2024 - Priority Deadline for Spring 2025 (for verified applications) September 25, 2024 (8:59 pm PST) - Deadline to apply for Spring 2025 For Fall 2025 Program Entrance: November 1, 2024 - Application opens on NursingCAS.org for Fall 2024 February 11, 2025 - Priority Deadline for Fall 2024 (for verified applications) February 25, 2025 (8:59 pm PST) - Deadline to apply for Fall 2025 Degree Requirements Print the Sequential Plan View required courses in the catalog Selection Criteria Meeting admission criteria does not guarantee admission into the program.  Admission to the Pre-Licensure track is competitive and points are awarded for multiple factors. View the point breakdown Frequently Asked Questions Switch-group#togglestate aftertoggle->collapsible-panels#aftertoggle" aria-controls="js-collapsible-2f5837c8-a695-48f7-9501-9094163f67e8-0"> do you require an entrance test, such as the teas or kaplan exit--solid. No, we do not require students to complete an entrance exam. Please view our application requirements posted above for details. switch-group#toggleState afterToggle->collapsible-panels#afterToggle" aria-controls="js-collapsible-2f5837c8-a695-48f7-9501-9094163f67e8-1"> Do you have an “accelerated program" for students with previous Bachelor's degrees? exit--solid We do not have a program that is labeled “Accelerated”.  Students with previous degrees still follow the 4-semester Pre-Licensure BSN curriculum plan.  Classes from earlier academic degrees are evaluated at the time of application to the college; students may meet general education core requirements as a result. switch-group#toggleState afterToggle->collapsible-panels#afterToggle" aria-controls="js-collapsible-2f5837c8-a695-48f7-9501-9094163f67e8-2"> How far back do you look at grades? exit--solid Regardless of time passed, your previous grades are part of your permanent academic transcript and will be factored into your cumulative college GPA. The minimum is 2.5 (on a 4.0 scale) and ineligible GPAs may be considered on a case by case basis. Please see your advisor for questions. If you don't have an advisor, please contact us at [email protected] . For questions about repeated prerequisite grades, only the most recent attempt is counted in the Science GPA. switch-group#toggleState afterToggle->collapsible-panels#afterToggle" aria-controls="js-collapsible-2f5837c8-a695-48f7-9501-9094163f67e8-3"> Can international students apply? exit--solid Of course! However, the requirements for foreign students entering US colleges are sometimes difficult to meet. It is recommended that you talk directly with the   Office of International Programs . Please review our requirements for minimum English language proficiency . These tests must have been taken within two years of application. Additionally, if you have taken college or university courses in a country other than the United States, the courses have to be carefully evaluated by an outside agency for transfer to our college.  switch-group#toggleState afterToggle->collapsible-panels#afterToggle" aria-controls="js-collapsible-2f5837c8-a695-48f7-9501-9094163f67e8-4"> Is there an expiration date on my sciences? exit--solid No. The college does not presently set limits on the “age” of past coursework (sciences and/or general education core).  However, it is your responsibility to carefully evaluate your knowledge from these older classes.  It may be more difficult to be successful in courses that rely on past knowledge that is not recent. switch-group#toggleState afterToggle->collapsible-panels#afterToggle" aria-controls="js-collapsible-2f5837c8-a695-48f7-9501-9094163f67e8-5"> Can I complete this track online? exit--solid No. The Pre-Licensure track requires students to live in proximity to the Lewiston campus and expects you to be present 4-5 days/week (excluding clinical days.) Students living outside of the Lewiston/Clarkston Valley are still expected to meet attendance requirements. Pre-licensure graduates of the BSN program are eligible to sit for the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX-RN®), the national licensure exam for Registered Nurses. To be licensed as a Registered Nurse, graduates must successfully pass the NCLEX-RN® and apply for licensure directly to a state Board of Nursing. Candidates for licensure must meet individual state requirements. LC State BSN graduates consistently demonstrate NCLEX® success, with recent pass rates of 96% for first-time test-takers (recent national averages 87-89%.) Lewis-Clark State College is approved by the Washington State Nursing Care Quality Assurance Commission for pre-licensure students to be eligible to seek licensure as a nurse technician in Washington State. Contact Information Nursing & health sciences. Sacajawea Hall 118 500 8th Avenue Lewiston, Idaho 83501 calls--solid 208-792-2688 calls--solid 800-933-5272 (toll free) print--solid 208-792-2062 (fax) envelope--solid [email protected] time--solid 1600 S 25th E, Idaho Falls, ID 83404 (208) 524-3000     College of Eastern Idaho       Sep 11, 2024   2023-2024 Catalog     2023-2024 Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG] | CEI is proud to offer quality nursing education and a variety of affordable pathways in this high demand health profession. Students will expand their skills and knowledge in all areas of nursing with a focus on critical thinking and preparation to provide independent and holistic quality nursing care. With competitive salary, job stability and a personal impact on the lives of patients, nursing can be an enjoyable career.  There are three program options for the Registered Nursing Degree. A full-time option that has classes during the day as well as clinical. This is a four-semester program with summers off. Apllication deadline is October 1 st at midnight for Spring Semester start and March 1 st at midnight for Fall semester start.   We admit 30 students in the spring and fall each year. An alternative schedule option that has classes in the evening. Most clinical/simulation experiences will be administered during the day, but there may be some in the evenings and on the weekend. This is a six-semester program completed in 24 months including summer semesters.  Application deadline is October 1st for a spring semester start.  We admit one cohort of 30 students per year.  A Bridge Licensed Practical Nurse to Registered Nursing (PN-RN) option.   The application deadline is March 1st for a summer semester start.  We admit one cohort of 30 students per year. There are two pathways to enroll in this option:  The first pathway is open to LPN students currently enrolled in, or recently completing CEI’s LPN program. These students may apply for the PN-RN Bridge program as early as the semester before graduating from their LPN program. Students applying through this first pathway must pass their NCLEX exam and submit their grades and ATI test scores from the PN program as part of the application process.  Additionally, they will be required to fulfill the 1800 hours of work experience as a PN prior to graduation from this bridge program with their ADN. They must provide a plan detailing how they intend to finish these hours prior to the scheduled graduation date.  Half of the slots will be reserved for students pursuing this first pathway.  The second pathway is for LPNs who have been out of school for more than one semester, and/or who are currently working with their LPN license in the community.  This second pathway requires a minimum of 1800 hours of recent work experience as a Practical Nurse prior to applying to this program and an ATI PN comprehensive indicator with a predictability score of 80% or higher taken within 12 months of the application deadline.  For more information on the three options please refer to the nursing department website. Entrance Requirements All applicants must be 18 years of age.  Student must be a high school graduate or equivalent.   Candidate must be admitted as a CEI matriculated student one month prior to the professional application deadlines. The professional application deadlines are March 1st and October 1st.   For transfer credit, you must request official transcripts/documents to be sent directly from the college where the credit was received for all colleges where prerequisite coursework has been completed.   The Registered Nursing programs are competitive entry programs and applicants go through a selection process. Submission of a Registered Nursing professional application does not guarantee acceptance into the program. There is no waiting list for these programs. Applicants must reapply each year.  Professional Program Application Requirements:  The Registered Nursing (ADN) professional application deadlines are March 1st and October 1st. All forms and links are located on the CEI practical nursing webpage. Incomplete application submissions will not be considered. A limited number of students will be admitted each year.   Minimum grade of a C+ (77%) or higher in all prerequisite courses  March 1st - fall semester start (full-time)  March 1st - summer semester start (bridge option)   October 1st - spring semester start (full-time and part-time)   Application link: Application: https://cei.elluciancrmrecruit.com/ApplyProgramApplications An application checklist is provided on the CEI nursing webpage to assist and provide direction with required application documentation and post-acceptance documentation. Applicants are strongly encouraged to review the checklists.   Full-time and part-time application checklist:  https://cei.edu/falcons/resources/programs/health/practical-nursing-application-checklist-5-11-23.pdf Bridge program application checklist:   https://cei.edu/falcons/resources/programs/health/lpn-to-rn-application-checklist-5-11-23.pdf Program Costs In addition to registration fees, a Registered Nursing (RN) student can expect to spend an approximate total of $7,000 on books, uniforms, supplies, criminal background check, and testing fees for the entire program. Additional Information:  Accepted students are required to attend mandatory orientation.   All nursing students must maintain a C+ (77%) or higher in all nursing courses in order to progress in the program. In addition, all nursing students must maintain a minimum of 77% test average.   The curriculum and course requirements may be academically rigorous.   Accepted students are required to complete clinical hours in a variety of clinical settings. Students must be of sound mind and physical strength to safely complete required hours.  Student may come in contact with blood-borne pathogens and infectious diseases and all students in the nursing program must follow proper OSHA and CDC procedures and practice standard precautions. For students planning to continue on for their BSN or enroll in BSN pathways while in the RN program, it is recommended that they take NUTR 239    in lieu of HCT 125   . This substitution is automatically approved. Accreditation: The ADN program is operated with the approval of the Idaho State Board of Nursing. The student graduates with an Associate of Applied Science degree (AAS) in nursing and is required to pass a state licensure examination (RN-NCLEX) to become a registered nurse.  The associate nursing program at College of Eastern Idaho located in Idaho Falls, Idaho is accredited by the: Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing (ACEN) 3390 Peachtree Road NE, Suite 1400 Atlanta, GA 30326 (404) 975-5000 The most recent accreditation decision made by the ACEN Board of Commissioners for the ADN nursing program is Initial Accreditation. View the public information disclosed by the ACEN regarding this program at  http://www.acenursing.com/accreditedprograms/programsearch.htm Intended Learning Outcomes Patient-Centered Care: Demonstrate compassionate and culturally competent patient-centered care as part of an intradicipinary healthcare team. Nursing Judgment: Utilize nursing judgement to develop and institute safe, quality care. Active Learning: Actively seek quality information from current, reliable sources to maintain current best practice in nursing. Professional identity: Exhibit professional values and attributes. Seventy-two (72) Credits Financial Aid Eligible Program options Registered Nursing (ADN), AAS ( Full-time)     Registered Nursing (ADN), AAS (Alternative Schedule)     Registered Nursing (ADN), AAS (LPN-to-RN Bridge)     Self Service Faculty/Staff Directory Financial Links Make a Payment Quick Links Academic Support & High Impact Practices Bon Appetit Dining College Store Facilities Work Order Transcripts Undergraduate Academic Calendar Undergraduate Catalog Graduate Catalog GRADUATE PROGRAMS The College of Idaho Cooperative Program in Nursing is a dual degree program in collaboration with Idaho State University. This program will challenge you to: Prepare for a successful nursing career. Maintain a minimum 3.5 GPA in all coursework completed at the C of I. Complete the Test of Essential Academic Skills after junior year. Complete 105 credits in addition to prerequisite courses for the ISU Accelerated Nursing Program. 159 IMAGES Health Sciences Brunswick Community College Nursing Brunswick Community College receives accreditation for nursing programs Brunswick Community College Operation Scholar Support Health Services COMMENTS Associate Degree Nursing (ADN) (A45110) The ADN program at Brunswick Community College, located in Bolivia, NC is accredited by the: Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing (ACEN) ... If you are interested in applying for the 2024 Nursing Program, you must attend an Information Session before January 31, 2024. Information Sessions will be held monthly in the Health Sciences ... Health Sciences The Associate Degree Nursing (ADN) program provides knowledge, skills, and strategies to integrate safety and quality into nursing care, to practice in a dynamic environment, and to meet individual needs which impact health, quality of life, and achievement of potential. ... The ADN program at Brunswick Community College, located in Bolivia, NC ... How to Apply Admissions How to Apply. Applying to Brunswick Community College (BCC) can be done in person or online. If you have questions or need assistance, contact OneStop Student Services and they will walk you through the process. BCC is an open door, public institution. We do not have minimum GPA or test score admission requirements. We offer 16-, 12 ... PDF Complete Brunswick Community College application process at obtained controlled substance will be dismissed from the Nursing Program and will be prohibited from reapplying to a Brunswick Community College Nursing Program in the future. Mandatory orientation scheduled prior to the start of fall semester. For questions regarding the admissions process, contact BCC Student Services 910-755-7320 or Brunswick Community College Nursing Programs. Nearby Schools. Accreditations. Scholarships. Brunswick Community College (BCC) is located in Bolivia, North Carolina. BCC was established back in 1979 and it now serves around 9700 students. This school is a popular option for students in the area who wish to pursue an associate's degree. BCC has many transfer partnerships ... 2024 BCC Nursing Application 2024 BCC Nursing Application. The BCC 2024 Nursing Application is now closed. 'A godsend': Brunswick Community College to expand nursing program BRUNSWICK COUNTY, N.C. (WECT) - Brunswick County will soon see a boost in nurses for area hospitals thanks to a grant from the North Carolina Community College System. BCC was awarded $398,604 in ... Brunswick Community College Nursing Programs Where Is Brunswick Community College? Contact details for Brunswick Community College are given below. Contact Details. Address: 50 College Rd, Bolivia, NC 28422-9021. Phone: 910-755-7300. Nursing Associate Degree The SMCC Nursing Program prepares program participants to become registered nurses at the associate degree level. ... most diverse community college with nearly 6,000 students, over 40 degree programs, 2 campuses and 7 satellite ... Brunswick, Maine 04011 For more information call 207-844-2102. Non-discrimination Policy; Brunswick Community College Nursing Programs, Rankings And ... The nursing school at Brunswick Community College is a public institution located in Bolivia, North Carolina. Its nursing programs are accredited by . Out of 89 nursing schools in North Carolina, Brunswick Community College ranks #1000066 in the state, and out of more than 1,700 nursing programs nationally, it ranks #1001074.It's 3-year average NCLEX-RN passing rate is 92.00%, giving the ... Practical Nursing (PN) The PN program at Brunswick Community College, located in Supply, NC is accredited by the: Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing (ACEN) 3390 Peachtree Road NE, Suite 1400. Atlanta, GA 30326. (404) 975-5000. Health Sciences RN to BSN Bridge Program with UNCP. Brunswick Community College (BCC) Associate Degree Nursing Students who successfully pass the NCLEX-RN examination, will be considered for admission, transferring up to 62 semester hours of credit, into UNC Pembroke's Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree. ... If you are interested in applying for the 2024 ... Admissions Information From humble beginnings in 1947 as Wilmington College, UNCW has evolved into a top doctoral and research institution with nearly 18,000 students and about 2,500 employees. ... On Campus and in Our Community. Discover entertainment, involvement and engagement opportunities as a current Seahawk, alumnus, or community member. Plus, we offer a range ... Program Details Program Overview. Practical Nurses are focused on providing quality care and support. They work in collaboration with doctors and registered nurses as important members of the healthcare team in a number of specialized areas, including: medicine, surgery, geriatrics, obstetrics, pediatrics, mental health and community nursing. Home Find a program that's right for you at Rutgers School of Nursing—one of the nation's largest, most comprehensive nursing schools. ... Dean Linda Flynn thanks School of Nursing community. Aug 5, 2024 August 5, 2024 ... New Brunswick, NJ | 11:00am - 2:30pm. March 28, 2024 Mar. 21. Application Signon NBCC International With Permit. This application is only for applicants who already possess a valid study permit. (31800,10570) If you are in the process of obtaining a study permit, or have not begun applying for one, please fill out the "New International Applicant" application. RN to BSN Coastal Georgia's Nursing program is very affordable at $106.80 per hour. The Baccalaureate Degree in Nursing Program at College of Coastal Georgia at the Brunswick campus located in Brunswick, GA is accredited by the Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing (ACEN). Address:3390 Peachtree Road NE, Suite 1400, Atlanta, GA, 30326 ... Rutgers Pre-Licensure Nursing Phone: (856) 566-6922. Mitch Marcus, MPH, CHES. Assistant Director for Student Engagement and Wellbeing. Location: Jefferson Hall 104. Email: [email protected]. Phone: (856) 566-6912. Students interested in the 2+2 program at the Rutgers School of Nursing should email [email protected] for more information. Leading to the Associate Degree in Nursing (P1032C) Main Campus. 50 College Road NE Bolivia, NC 28422 Mailing Address: PO Box 30, Supply, NC 28462 (910) 755-7300 Nursing & Health Sciences Division Decisions made by the end of March or October via email to the address you provide on NursingCAS. Please contact your advisor to review your application prior to submitting it. If you do not have an advisor, contact NHS Program Advisor: Tiffany Pilon ph: (208) 792-2087 or [email protected]. Registered Nursing (ADN), AAS The associate nursing program at College of Eastern Idaho located in Idaho Falls, Idaho is accredited by the: Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing (ACEN) 3390 Peachtree Road NE, Suite 1400. Atlanta, GA 30326. (404) 975-5000. Nursing Prepare for a successful nursing career. Maintain a minimum 3.5 GPA in all coursework completed at the C of I. Complete the Test of Essential Academic Skills after junior year. Complete 105 credits in addition to prerequisite courses for the ISU Accelerated Nursing Program. 2112 Cleveland Blvd Caldwell, ID 83605. USA. 208-459-5011 • 800-2C-IDAHO. New Students Accepting appointments: Monday-Thursday 8-4 and Friday 8-2:30. through Self-Service (once you have your login information) or by calling the Cashier's office to pay over the phone, 910.755.7318. : The college has an orientation at the start of each Fall semester. Register today for the 2024 New Student Orientation. Nurse Assistant Diane McDonough. Division Assistant Health Sciences NU L107 (618) 468-4401 Fax: (618) 468-7401 [email protected]. essay homework paper phd project resume review speech study thesis