The Tri County Technology Center (TCTC) located in Bartlesville, Oklahoma was founded in 1967. The center serves Nowata, Washington, and Osage counties. Over 600 students are served at Tri County Technology Center each year including high school students and adults. Tri County Technology Center is a certified small business incubator and offers training in safety, entrepreneurship and operation of small business. The local community can benefit from the low-cost services provided by professionals in training at Tri County Technology Center. The cosmetology, childcare, dental hygiene and culinary arts programs offer services to the local community. Tri County Technology Center is
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Tulsa based Tulsa Community College (TCC) awards certificates and associates degrees. The college enrolls over 35,000 students each year. Tulsa Community College was established in 1970. Four campuses are located in Tulsa-Metro, Northeast, Southeast and West in addition to community campuses located in Bixby, Catoosa, Cleveland, Drumright, Glenpool and Owasso. Tulsa Community College is accredited by The Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools. Nursing Programs Tulsa Community College offers a range of academic programs preparing students to become nurses at all levels whether through a short-term assistant program or preparation for a four year
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Tulsa Technology Center (TTC) was founded in 1965. The center provides services to the community and has numerous campuses throughout Tulsa. The main campus is based in Tulsa with campuses and centers in Tulsa along with others in Broken Arrow, Sand Springs and Owasso. The Tulsa Technology Center is the oldest center in the Oklahoma Career and Technology Center group. Over 2,000 students are served on the various Tulsa Technology Center campuses. Secondary students, including those who are homeschooled are eligible to attend Tulsa Technology Center free of tuition charges, though additional materials fees may apply. Tulsa Technology Center is
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The University of Central Oklahoma (UCO) is based in Edmond, Oklahoma and awards associate’s, bachelor’s and master’s degrees. The university was founded in 1890 as Territorial Normal School. The campus is over 210 acres and includes routes for wellness including routes specifically designed for wheelchairs. Over 17,000 undergraduate and graduate students obtain education at the University of Central Oklahoma each year. The Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools accredits the University of Central Oklahoma. Nursing Programs The BSN (Bachelor’s of Science in Nursing) program at the University of Central Oklahoma is accredited by the
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The University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center (OUHSC) is a large, public research university awarding bachelor’s through doctoral degrees and certificates in Oklahoma City. OUHSC is the division of the University of Oklahoma that specifically deals with health fields such as pharmacy, allied health and nursing. The University of Oklahoma also has campuses in Tulsa, Norman, Lawton and several smaller distance education centers. The University of Oklahoma was established in 1890, and the Health Sciences Center was established in 1971. Over 4,000 students are enrolled at the university. The University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center is accredited by The Higher
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Based in Tulsa, Oklahoma, the University of Tulsa (TU) is a large private university which enrolls over 4,000 students. The university was founded in 1894 by the Presbyterian Church. Nearly 75% of students enrolled at the University of Tulsa graduated at the top of their high school class. The university places a strong value on student diversity with multicultural studies embedded in the university’s curriculum and activities. The University of Tulsa is accredited by The Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools. Nursing Programs The University of Tulsa’s BSN (Bachelor’s of Science in Nursing) is
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Western Oklahoma State College (WOSC) is a two-year college offering associate’s degree and certificate programs. The college also has campuses in Lawton and Elk City. Over 3,000 students are enrolled at Western Oklahoma State College. Students can choose from several sports options including basketball, cheerleading, golf and rodeo. Western Oklahoma State College offers specialized associate’s degree programs in religion, applied technology, child development, criminal justice, and nursing. Through articulation agreements with four year universities, students can apply the credits from their AS/AA (Associate of Science or Arts) degree to a baccalaureate program. The college was founded in 1926 as Altus
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Based in Burns Flat, Oklahoma, Western Technology Center (WTC) offers a variety of certificate programs for various careers and vocations. The center was established in 1970 after the closing of a local military base. In addition to the campus in Burns Flat, the center has campuses in Hobart, Sayre, and Weatherford. Western Technology Center offers services to students in 14 school districts of Oklahoma. Unlike community colleges, technology centers offer education and preparation in various careers and vocations which lead to a diploma, certificate or eligibility to take a licensing exam. Western Technology Center is accredited by the Oklahoma Board
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Ashland University (AU) was founded in 1878, and is now a non-profit and private university, in affiliation with the Brethren Church. Its Judeo-Christian values set the foundation for its quality education and diverse environment. Its core value of “Accent on the Individual”, states that the Institute, “Pledges the best individual and collective efforts to challenge each person while offering the attention and encouragement that recognizes the uniqueness of everyone.” Ashland University is accredited by the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools and authorized by the Ohio Board of Regents. It is a member of the Council of Graduate Schools,
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Aultman College of Nursing and Health Sciences (ACNHS) is a private college set in the large mid-western town of Canton, Ohio. Although the town may be large, the campus itself contrasts that with a small school feel that maintains a primary focus on educating medical professionals. The school focuses on teaching students dedicated to the pursuit of nursing or radiology. Aultman has its roots in the late 1800s, opening shortly after Aultman hospital began servicing the people of Stark County. Since its initial approval by the State of Ohio in 1916, Aultman has trained thousands of health-care professionals working in
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Bowling Green State University (BGSU) is a 1338 acre residential campus that serves over 20,000 students. Rated one of the top 100 public universities nationwide by US News and World Report for its strong commitment to first year programs, students from around the U.S. and the world have chosen to matriculate in one of BGSU’s seven colleges. Thirty minutes south of Toledo; the campus sits nested in a rural northwest setting. BGSU has a long history of education dating back to its beginnings in 1910, and continues to this day to be one of the top public universities in the
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Bryant and Stratton College Eastlake (BSCE) is a part of a proud educational experience stretching back 155 years. As one of the seventeen campuses of Bryant and Stratton College across four states (New York, Ohio, Virginia, and Wisconsin), as well as an online division, they are proud to continue a tradition of high academic achievement that has seen thousands of graduates move into productive careers throughout the U.S. and abroad. They focus on a personalized educational experience with a mission of: providing individuals with skills that are immediately transferrable to the workplace and to help them in their careers. This
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Capital University (CU) is the oldest Central Ohio university out there and is still considered to be one of the biggest and oldest North American universities that is Lutheran-affiliated. Founded in the year 1830, its main campus currently stands in Bexley, Ohio, one of the suburbs of Columbus. Capital University – School of Natural Sciences, Nursing and Health The School of Natural Sciences, Nursing and Health bring together experience and empirical investigation inside the classroom and beyond. Students will learn through both real-world experimentation and in-class discussions and are encouraged to constantly question assumptions. The School of Natural Sciences, Nursing
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Case Western Reserve University (CWRU) began as Western Reserve College back in 1826. It was founded not too far from where it is today – in Hudson, Ohio – and is famous for being one of the few institutions that actually welcomed the sciences and actively sought out innovation back in the day. Case Western Reserve University – Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing The Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing is globally-recognized in nursing research and education. Because of this, it only makes sense that their goal is to produce dynamic and confident professionals in the field of healthcare
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Cedarville University (CU) is a learning community that is mainly centered around Christ – a fact that permeates and influences every aspect of the university and its programs. Ministry and missions are all integrated in the entire Cedarville experience. As a matter of fact, Bible minors are required in every academic program at Cedarville University and chapels with authentic praise and relevant teachings of the bible are available on a daily basis along with discipleship groups and missions. Cedarville University – Department of Nursing The Cedarville University Department of Nursing hopes to prepare its students to use its programs as
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Central Ohio Technical College (COTC) has four campuses in total: one in Newark, one in Coshocton, one in Knox and one in Pataskala – all of which have different degrees on offer. There are 50 associate degrees available at COTC, in general. Most students choose to go to COTC in order to gain applicable and hands-on experience for the real world. What makes COTC unique, though, is the fact that they have four campuses in the region. However, they also have online classes for their students’ convenience. Central Ohio Technical College – Nursing Technologies The Nursing Technologies program provides students
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Chamberlain College of Nursing (CCN, CCON) was founded in 1889 as a diploma school of nursing called the Deaconess College of Nursing, but is now a college of nursing that offers both ASN degrees and BSN degrees. The school has 10 campuses in total with 1 campus in Virginia, Ohio, Texas, Indiana, Arizona and Missouri, and 2 campuses in both Florida and Virginia. Chamberlain College of Nursing With more than 120 years in providing nursing education, Chamberlain College of Nursing continues to provide personal and student-oriented learning with a proven nursing and healthcare education model. Flexible online study options are
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Cincinnati State Technical and Community College (CSTCC) is a two-year public college that works under the Ohio Board of Regents. Nearly 20,000 students choose to enroll in day, evening and weekend courses in Cincinnati State and the international students that attend this school come from more than 75 different countries. Cincinnati State has more than 100 majors, certificate programs and associate’s degree programs in Business Technologies, Health and Public Safety, Center for Innovative Technologies, and Humanities and Sciences. Cincinnati State Technical and Community College – Health and Public Safety – Nursing Program There are various programs under the Health and
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Formerly known as the Springfield and Clark County Technical Education Program in 1962, Clark County Technical Institute (CCTI) in 1966 and Clark Technical College in 1972, Clark State Community College (CSCC) offers degree programs and classes specifically made to meet the community’s needs. Springfield is currently home to two different campuses and to Clark State’s Performing Arts Center. Clark State Community College – Registered Nursing Clark State’s Registered Nursing program has been approved by the Ohio Board of Nursing and has been accredited by the National League for Nursing Accrediting Commission. Through this program, graduates will get ready to work
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Founded in 1964 as a state-assisted university, Cleveland State University (CSU) now has 16,000 students, more than 150 student organizations and more than 1,000 different courses. Cleveland State University – School of Nursing Cleveland State’s School of Nursing programs have been accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education and have been approved by the Ohio Board of Nursing. Cleveland State’s School of Nursing is also a member of the American Association of Colleges of Nursing and the Council of Baccalaureate and Higher Degree Programs. Undergraduate Programs Basic BSN Program To apply for this program, students will need to attend
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College of St. Mount Joseph (MSJ, CMSJ) was founded by the Sisters of Charity in 1920. And, to this day, it is built on a liberal arts foundation, which includes ethical leadership in the curriculum. Above everything else, College of Saint Mount Joseph is focused on delivering top quality academics to their students. Here, students aren’t just challenged to explore intellectual talents, but are also given the help that they need to discover new ways to serve the common good. College of St. Mount Joseph – Nursing This program is built on more than eighty years of experience in nursing
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Columbus State Community College (CSCC) provides top quality education programs, which meet the community’s learning needs. With its dynamic curriculum, this college also responds to the community’s ever-changing needs and supports excellence in both teaching and learning. Columbus State Community College – Nursing (NURS) This program is built to prepare students to provide various healthcare services to people of every age and setting. There are two different program tracks available here: the online track and the traditional track. This program has been approved by the Ohio Board of Nursing and has been accredited by the North Central Association of Colleges
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Community Mercy Health Partners (CMHP) provides top quality services for various stages of life with their hospitals, retirement communities, nursing homes, outreach services and rehab services in Champaign and Clark Counties. Community Mercy Health Partners – Springfield Regional School of Nursing CMHP’s affiliate, Springfield Regional School of Nursing (SRSN) offers a hospital-based program for registered nursing that lasts two years and emphasizes more on clinical experience. Students will also be given an Associate of Arts in Health Science if they complete an Urbana University residency. SRSN has been accredited by the National League for Nursing Accrediting Commission and has been
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Cuyahoga Community College (Tri-C) was Ohio’s very first community college. It opened in 1963 and is still the biggest public community college in Ohio. Tri-C provides top quality education at an affordable price with more than 140 technical and career programs and more than 1,000 credit courses available. Tri-C has campuses in Highland Hills, Parma, Brunswick, Westlake and downtown Cleveland, as well as Corporate College locations in Westlake and Warrensville Heights. In an effort to transition from hospital based curriculums so as to offer their nursing students higher academic standards and more advanced nursing degrees beyond the nursing diploma, Huron
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Formerly known as Edison State General and Technical College, Edison Community College (ECC) was founded in 1973 and is known to be the first general and technical college in the state. Today, they have two campuses available: the Piqua main campus in Piqua, Ohio; and the Darke County campus in Greenville, Ohio. More than 3,000 students are currently enrolled in Edison Community College and there are around 30 technical fields on offer, as well as various baccalaureate transfer programs, continuing education options and developmental courses. Edison Community College – Nursing Edison Community College’s nursing program takes two years to complete.
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Firelands Regional Medical Center (FRMC) is the most comprehensive and biggest resource for top quality medical care in Ohio, with more than 250 ailed health practitioners and physicians on staff that represent more than 35 specialties altogether. The Firelands Regional Medical Center as it is known today is actually a combination of three Sandusky hospitals that came together into one top-notch regional medical center to serve the needs of everybody in the area. Firelands Regional Medical Center – School of Nursing With a history that dates all the way back to 1903, this nursing program provides comprehensive curriculum programs for
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The Franciscan University of Steubenville (FUS) has been around for a bit more than 60 years and is now known to be a leader in passionately Catholic and academically excellent education. The University integrates both reason and faith into their teaching in one gorgeous hillside campus. The Franciscan University of Steubenville currently has more than 2,100 undergraduate students and 400 graduate students that represent 13 countries in total. There are more than 40 undergraduate programs and 7 graduate programs for students to choose from, as well. Franciscan University of Steubenville – Nursing Undergraduate Nursing Students in this program will be
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Good Samaritan College of Nursing and Health Science (GSC) is a non-profit private institution of higher education, which serves the area of Southeastern Indiana, Southwestern Ohio and Northern Kentucky. It is also a subsidiary of the Good Samaritan Hospital and TriHealth, Inc. GSC has been serving the needs of healthcare professionals, as well as the entire community, for more than 114 years now. They are committed to maintain their spot as the regional leader of providing healthcare and nursing education in a hospital-based and unique Catholic college environment. Other goals of GSC include the emphasis of Christian value orientations to
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Great Oaks Institute of Technology and Career Development (GOITCD) is in one of the nation’s biggest career and technical education areas and has provided career development, economic development and workforce development services to southwest Ohio ever since the year 1970. Great Oaks has numerous adult workforce development locations – one each in Cincinnati, Wilmington, Milford and Washington Court House; and four in Cincinnati itself. Students will need to find out on their own whether they can take their classes in their preferred location of choice. Great Oaks Institute of Technology and Career Development – Nursing Great Oaks provides entry-level programs
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Hocking Technical College (HTC) was founded in 1968 and now serves 6,000 students with steady growth occurring every year. With a 2,300-acre campus in Nelsonville, Ohio, Hocking College is full of history, culture, nature and art. They have a second campus in New Lexington and an Energy Institute in Logan, as well. Hocking Technical College has more than 50 associate degree programs available and provides students with top quality education that is affordable and flexible at the same time. Hocking Technical College – Nursing Hocking Technical College’s nursing program has been accredited by the National League for Nursing Accrediting Commission
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Hondros College (HC), founded in 1981, is a private college based in Ohio. The college offers professional degree programs in several fields of study including nursing, real estate, insurance, home inspections, securities and personal training. Hondros College has locations near all major cities in Ohio, Westerville (Columbus), Independence (Cleveland), Fairborn (Dayton) and West Chester (Cincinnati).Students at Hondros College can pursue undergraduate education from the certificate to the baccalaureate level. The Accrediting Council for Independent Colleges and Schools accredits Hondros College. Nursing Degree Programs Hondros College has applied for accreditation for its nursing programs with the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education.
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Formerly known as Lima Technical College, James A. Rhodes State College was officially chartered as a state-assisted public higher learning institution in 1971 and now provides career education programs and degrees, industry and business consulting, and non-credit workforce development. The name has been shortened and the college is now more commonly known as Rhodes State College (RSC). James A. Rhodes State College also provides programs for high school students, wherein they can get high school or college credit by attending college classes. This gives them the opportunity to challenge themselves and jumpstart their college careers early on. Students will need
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Kent State University (KSU) was founded in 1910 as a teacher training school and is now considered to be a premiere Ohio collegethat provides cultural, economic and workforce development for the state. Kent State University – College of Nursing Kent State University provides a great nursing program wherein professional administrators and faculty members help students improve their educational and professional success through individual advising, guidance, program planning and clinical experiences at various healthcare facilities around the state. Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) Since 1971, this program has prepared students for the healthcare delivery system through clinical and class instruction.
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Kettering College (KC), previously known as Kettering College of Medical Arts (KCMA), is a coeducational college that opened in 1967 and now conducts instruction in the sciences, the arts, and allied health professions. It is chartered by the Seventh-day Adventist Church and owned by Kettering Medical Center. Kettering College provides certificate programs, various bachelor degree options, a Master of Physician Assistant Studies and two-year Associate of Science degrees. Kettering College of Medical Arts – Nursing Education Kettering College’s nursing department has been around for over 30 years and continues to educate caring and skilled healthcare professionals in a completely Christian
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Lakeland Community College (LCC) has been around since 1967 and was the very first college in the state that was founded by the vote of the people themselves. It is their priority to make higher education more accessible to students in the area. Today, Lakeland Community College provides two-year transfer programs, paraprofessional and technical programs, general education, and professional educational counseling. Almost 21,000 individuals now attend the school every year in both credit programs and noncredit programs. Lakeland Community College – Nursing Department Lakeland Community College’s nursing department educates, empowers and enriches nursing students, so that they may eventually assume
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Lorain County Community College (LCCC) aims to introduce students to an environment that completely encourages personal growth and exploration, as well as a discovery of brand new interests. Lorain County Community College is the very first college in Ohio to provide podcast lectures on iTunes and to build a center for advanced technologies in business. It is also known to be the biggest provider of e-learning programs within Northern Ohio. Lorain County Community College – Allied Health and Nursing A lot of today’s careers happen to be in the healthcare industry, with personal satisfaction and career opportunities that are unmatched
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Otterbein University (OU) enrolls around 3,000 students in their programs every year and is located in a residential community in Northeast Ohio. In total, Otterbein University has 44 minors and 73 majors available, including individualized study courses. They also have five graduate programs in their 140-acre campus. Otterbein University – Department of Nursing Graduates of this program will be eligible to take the National Council Licensure Examination – Registered Nurse (NCLEX-RN). This program has been accredited by the National League for Nursing Accrediting Commission (NLNAC) and the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). Undergraduate Nursing Programs Bachelor of Science in
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Ohio State University (OSU) was founded in 1914 and began as a 3-year diploma program called the Homeopathic Hospital Training Program for Nursing. In 1984, it became an independent college and it now provides excellent educational services for students who want to become leaders in healthcare, education and research. Ohio State University College of Nursing All of the nursing programs at Ohio State University have been approved by the Ohio Board of Nursing and have been accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). They are also a member of the American Association of Colleges of Nurses (AACN). Undergraduate
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Northwest State Community College (NSCC) started out as the Four County Technical Institute back in 1968 before being renamed to Northwest Technical College in 1972. It didn’t become a community college until 1994. Now, Northwest State Community College is a two-year public college that offers more than 300 subjects to their students through distance learning and traditional classes. They currently cater to around 6,771 students. Northwest State Community College – Nursing Division Northwest State Community College’s nursing division consists of degree and certificate programs with small class sizes for more personal interactions between teachers and students. Before being admitted to
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Mount Carmel College of Nursing (MCCN) is a private institution in Columbus, Ohio that has been around since 1903. To this day, it follows a Catholic code of conduct and has one of the biggest baccalaureate programs in Ohio. This institution has been accredited by the Commission of Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE), the Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools (NCA), and the American Dietetic Association Commission on Accreditation for Dietetics Education (CADE). Mount Carmel College of Nursing Academic Programs What makes the nursing academic programs at Mount Carmel College of Nursing really stand out
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Mercy College of Ohio (MCO), previously known as Mercy College of Northwest Ohio (MCNO), is a traditional Catholic college that has been following the beliefs and traditions of the Sisters of Charity of Montreal and the Religious Sisters of Mercy since 1918. Because of this, the importance of both hospital care and well-prepared nurses is always focused on in their nursing program. Mercy College is also sponsored by one of the biggest and most reputable healthcare systems in the country: Mercy and Catholic Healthcare Partners. The classes at Mercy College of Ohio also have the option to choose between traditional
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Formerly known as the Cleveland Bible College, Malone University (MU) has been around since 1892 when classes merely took place in a Cleveland rented room. Affiliated with the Evangelical Friends Church, Malone University has complete Christian foundations that provide strong educational experiences based on the Bible and in faith. Overall, the tight-knit community at Malone University will help students explore their Christian faith and achieve their highest potential in education – and at very affordable rates, too. Malone University – Nursing All of the nursing majors at Malone University include 45 hours of study in cross-cultural settings. This program has
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Founded in 1943 as a part of the College of St. Theresa, Lourdes University (LU) now lies on 113 acres of woodlands within Sylvania, Ohio and focuses solely on Franciscan values. Aside from their top quality academic courses and the individualized attention that they give to their students, they also provide a lot of community outreach programs. Lourdes University – College of Nursing Lourdes University showcases a world of excellence in nursing education and the fields of public health, home care and emergency care. This program is especially made to meet the needs of every nursing student out there today.
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Founded in 1970, Marion Technical College’s goal has always been to improve the opportunities that local residents have when it comes to quality education and employment. Marion Technical College – Nursing Programs The nursing program at Marion Technical college (MTC) was established in 1971. This program has been approved by the Ohio Board of Nursing and has been accredited by the National League for Nursing Accrediting Commission (NLNAC). Registered Nursing (RN) Degree: Associate of Applied Science This program normally takes two years of full-time study to complete and includes nursing, general education and science courses. However, students do have the
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Miami University (MU, Miami U, Miami of Ohio) opened in 1823 and is now know as “The Yale of the West”. This doesn’t come as much of a surprise, though, since it is known all over the country as one of the top undergraduate public institutions to date. There are currently around 16,000 students enrolled at Miami University, where there is a vast array of great academic programs available, all of which provide more personal attention than other similar institutions out there. Aside from the main campus in Oxford, Ohio, Miami University also has one European campus in Luxembourg and
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The campus of North Central State College (NC State) is 600 acres big with gorgeous woods, streams and walking paths for their students to enjoy. A public community-based two-year college that serves North Central Ohio residents and provides top quality education, North Central State College has 60 associate degree and certificate programs available and boasts of 3500 enrolled students. North Central State College – Nursing Programs The nursing programs at North Central State College have all been accredited by the National League for Nursing Accrediting Commission (NLNAC). Associate Degree Nursing (ADN) Students who wish to obtain a Registered Nursing (RN)
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Ohio Northern University (ONU) was founded in 1871 and is currently located on 342 acres of land in Ada, Ohio, providing a quaint small town atmosphere. This private university currently has around 3,611 students enrolled at their scenic campus and has 200 student organizations, 6 fraternities, 4 sororities and various intercollegiate sports, intramural sports, club sports, music events and theatrical events on offer. This college is related to United Methodists and seeks to educate students and prepare them for useful and meaningful careers and lives, in general, by following Judeo-Christian ideals. Ohio Northern University – Nursing The distinctive features of
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Ohio University (OU) provides enrichment through a very diverse educational experience. Their diversity is shown in various forms, as well, in order to enrich the unique educational experiences of their students, staff and faculty. Ohio University – School of Nursing The nursing program at Ohio University has been around since 1970. It offers a wide range of teaching methods and degree options to prepare students for careers in healthcare in the future. There are three regional campuses available for Ohio University’s nursing programs: the Chilicothe campus, the Southern campus in Ironton and the Zanesville campus. Associate Degree in Nursing (ADN)
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The University of Toledo (UT) was founded in 1872 and became part of the state university system by 1967. In July 2006, it merged with the Medical University of Ohio to create the third biggest public university in the state. Today, the school provides part-time and full-time study options, as well as day, evening and distance learning programs. University of Toledo – College of Nursing This program has been approved by the Ohio Board of Nursing and has been accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). Undergraduate Programs Baccalaureate Nursing Students who take this program will be prepared
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The University of Cincinnati (UC) was founded back in 1889 and has seen portrayed nothing but a sturdy history of excellence. Today, they have more than 2,700 students enrolled in various programs and their nursing program is ranked in the top 10% of nursing programs of the United States. University of Cincinnati – College of Nursing The University of Cincinnati provides various nursing programs, including a slew of master’s specialties and has been accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education. Undergraduate Programs Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) Students who take this program will be prepared to work as
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Formerly known as Rio Grande College, the University of Rio Grande (URG) was founded in 1876 and provided educational services to Baptist ministers and teachers. The school was renamed in 1989 and is now located on a modern campus of 190 acres in Rio Grande, Ohio – a paradise of technology, learning, and creativity. University of Rio Grande – Holzer School of Nursing The University of Rio Grande’s Holzer School of Nursing gives students everything that they need to excel in nursing. However, it mostly focuses on promoting health, preventing sickness and caring for those in need. This program has
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Trinity Health System (THS) provides care to service areas of hundreds and thousands of people and provides various outpatient and acute services on two campuses in Steubenville, Ohio. Every year, Trinity Health System (THS) also makes it a point to take part in various blood screening programs and health fairs every year. Trinity Health System School of Nursing (THSSN) Originally called the Ohio Valley Hospital School of Nursing, Trinity Health System’s School of Nursing was founded in 1912. It is currently operated and owned by a Catholic organization called the Franciscan Service Corporation. This program has been accredited by the
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The University of Akron (UA) was founded in 1967 and has since then provided nothing but an excellent curriculum of various educational programs. There are more than 100 faculty members, half of which have doctoral degrees and others of which have completed their doctoral studies and have earned practice specialty certifications. University of Akron – The College of Nursing The University of Akron’s College of Nursing provides clinical experiences in various settings, with diverse patients and including a wide range of healthcare options overall. A Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) program at the university is under review at the moment.
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Stark State College (SSC), previously known as the Stark State College of Technology (SSCT), is a two-year public institution that has more than 200 associate degrees, certifications and options available for various programs. They also have partnerships with the University of Toledo and Franklin University, so students don’t actually have to leave the campus in order to get their bachelor’s degree of choice. Stark State College – Nursing This program has been accredited by the National League for Nursing Accrediting Commission (NLNAC) and has been approved by the Ohio Board of Nursing. Associate Degree in Nursing (ADN) Program This program
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Southern State Community College (SSCC) is a two-year community college that was founded in 1975. It has four different campuses in Ohio that serve the Adams, Clinton, Brown, Highland and Fayette counties. Southern State Community College has various associate degree and certificate programs available and all of the students can look into financial aid help, regardless of which program they choose to enroll in. Southern State Community College – Nursing This program has been approved by the Ohio Board of Nursing and has been accredited by the National League for Nursing Accrediting Commission. Associate’s Degree in Nursing Programs (ADN programs)
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Sinclair Community College (SCC) is somewhat related to Dayton YMCA. From 1887 to 1948, Dayton YMCA actually offered various classes for men alone. However, by 1948, it became Sinclair College and by 1989, it was chosen to become a member of the League for Innovation in the Community College as Sinclair Community College. Now, Sinclair Community College has nineteen buildings and courses that are offered at various remote sites and online. Sinclair Community College – Nursing Sinclair Community College has graduated thousands of students since its inception in 1969. This program has been approved by the State of Ohio Board
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Shawnee State University (SSU) started out as the Portsmouth campus of Ohio University in 1969 before it merged with Scioto Technical College in 1975. In 1986, Shawnee State University became what it is today: an institution where learning is seen as a personal, professional and lifelong development process. Shawnee State University – The Department of Nursing In order to progress in Shawnee State University’s nursing programs, students will need to maintain a minimum grade of C in all of their courses, as well as perform their clinical experiences in a satisfactory manner. Aside from that, their theory grades also need
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The Hannah E. Mullins School of Practical Nursing (HEMSPN) was founded in 1957 and today, they provide a full-time educational program for students who are interested in becoming nurses in the future. Practical Nursing The Hannah E. Mullins School of Practical Nursing has a strict nursing curriculum that focuses on children to senior citizens and includes medication administration and IV therapy. From Monday to Friday, students will go through clinical experiences and theory courses, although afternoon and weekend classes are sometimes part of the curriculum, too. In general, the curriculum at the Hannah E. Mullins School of Practical Nursing lasts
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Owens Community College (OCC) was founded as a technical institute in 1965 and was named after a Toledo inventor named Michael Owens who is famous for mechanizing bottle blowing. Today, they have two campuses – one in Perrysburg Township and one in Findlay – as well as learning centers in Maumee and Toledo. Overall, they provide 130 different academic programs that can lead to various exciting careers. Owens Community College – School of Nursing This program has been approved by the Ohio Board of Nursing, but is currently working towards re-establishing their accreditation with the National League for Nursing Accrediting
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Formerly called RETS College, Fortis College in Centerville is a modern institution located on nine acres of Centerville, Ohio, where all of the labs and classes take place. Fortis College provides various diploma programs and associate degree programs for distance education to accommodate the needs of their students every year. Fortis College has campuses all over the country, including Atlanta, Arizona, Florida, Georgia, Indiana, Louisiana, Maryland, New Jersey, Ohio, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Tennessee, Utah and Virginia. The school has been accredited by the Accrediting Bureau of Health Education Schools (ABHES), the Accrediting Council for Independent Colleges and Schools (ACICS), the
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