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Discover how Idaho undergraduate nursing bachelor degree programs can help you eventually find a satisfying job in nursing.
MCHS was originally a hospital-based diploma nursing school, associated with Mercy Hospital. It has accreditation from NLNAC for its associate degree program, and it has accreditation from the CCNE for its bachelors of science in nursing degree program.
The university prides itself on its wide range of degree programs: 77 master's programs, 99 bachelor's programs, as well as associate's degrees and graduate certificates. Nursing programs at BSU are administered through the College of Health Sciences.
BYUI offers both an associate degree and a bachelors degree in nursing; both programs have accreditation from NLNAC and approval from the State of Idaho Board of Nursing. The nursing department at Brigham Young University – Idaho, in keeping with …
CSI, which is accredited by the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities, offers several options for nursing students. They include a Practical Nursing Certificate, Associates Degree in Nursing, and an LPN to RN program. All the nursing programs are approved …
ISU has very strong nursing programs, with options at the certificate level, associate-degree level, the bachelors-degree level and the masters-degree level. Programs are accredited by the Commission for Collegiate Nursing Education and approved by the Idaho Board of Nursing.
LCSC dispenses a variety of work-training programs and non-credit continuing education classes. Among its professional programs are several nursing programs like AASN, BSN, RN to BSN, and LPN to BSN programs.
Included among NIC’s wide range of professional programs are two in the field of nursing, both accredited by the National League for Nursing Accrediting Commission. The college has a Practical Nursing Technical Certificate program and Associate Degree Nursing program.
NNU is accredited by the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities. Some of the degree-seeking students at the University are prospective nurses, as well as nurses pursuing higher education and career advancement. Nursing programs offered nclude those that lead to …