ECC emphasizes its programs in the heath science field, with a new state-of-the-art health sciences building to enhance its programs. Among its programs in the field are 2 nursing programs, at the certificate and the associate degree level, as well as a nurse assistant training program.
EC is home to the Deicke Center of Nursing Education, which offers professional training programs in nursing, at both the bachelors degree level and the masters degree level. Both are accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education.
At its main campus, as well as through some distance-learning classes, GSU offers nursing programs at the undergraduate and the graduate level. All nursing programs at the University are accredited by the National League for Nursing Accrediting Commission.
The diploma in nursing program at GHSON takes three years from start to finish. It begins each fall with an introduction to nursing class. After completing this class, students are eligible to take the licensing exam to become Certified Nursing Assistants.
Harry S. Truman College offers an Associate of Applied Science in Nursing degree, with two different entry tracks, as well as a nurse assistant training program. The nursing program is accredited by the Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation and the National League for Nursing Accrediting Commission.
Over 5,000 degree-seeking students are enrolled at HCC, and over 8,000 more members of the community take advantage of the college’s continuing education and non-credit courses. HCC offers both an associate degree and a certificate in the nursing field, as well as a training program for nurse assistants.
While most classes are offered on the main campus in East Peoria, classes in the health sciences field are actually offered at ICC’s downtown location in Peoria. Among the many available health sciences programs are several in the nursing field: a practical nursing certificate program and an associate degree in nursing, as well as a training program for nurse assistants.
Olney Central College offers a nursing program which the other three members of IECC participate in. Prospective nursing students can take classes at any of the four campuses. The nursing program is approved by the Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation and accredited by NLNAC.
ISU’s Mennonite College of Nursing has a strong reputation in the nursing field. The college seeks to enhance the nursing education of its students through state-of-the-art technology in its newly constructed nursing simulation center, as well as through its Transcultural Nursing Experience, which allows students to explore nursing care in other countries.
IVCC holds accreditation from the Higher Learning Commission to offer associate degrees and certificates. In addition to this college-wide accreditation, the nursing programs at the college have accreditation from the National League for Nursing Accrediting Commission. CNA, LPN and AAS in Nursing programs are available.
The School of Nursing at IWU offers only one program: a Bachelor of Science in Nursing program for undergraduates who have no prior experience or education in the nursing field. The program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education.
JJC nursing students study on the main campus in Joliet. Prospective nurses can enroll in either an Associate of Applied Science in Nursing or a Practical Nursing certificate program, or they can complete a nurse assistant training course. The nursing programs are accredited by NLNAC and approved by the Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation.
In addition to preparing students to transfer, KC offers a number of career and technical programs that allow a graduate to directly enter the work force. Among these programs are two in the nursing field. These two are the Practical Nursing Certificate and the Associate of Applied Science in Nursing. Also available is a CNA program and AASN LPN Advanced Placement option.
LLC’s practical nursing certificate program has a certification rate of 100 percent; the ADN program has a passage rate of 98%. Both programs are approved by the Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation and the NLNAC.
LCN offers a Bachelor of Science in Nursing program, with several different tracks. The BSN program is available on both campuses: in Danville and in Charleston. Lakeview College holds accreditation from the Higher Learning Commission and NLNAC.
LCCC, located 30 miles north of St. Louis, provides students in southern Illinois with work-training opportunities and pre-baccalaureate programs. Prospective nurses can enroll in the Associate Degree Nursing program.
LU’s program in nursing holds accreditation from the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education. The programs are available on the main campus in Romeoville. The university also has graduate programs in nursing, namely; Masters of Science in Nursing, Doctor of Nursing Practice and Post-master’s Certificate programs.
Among the programs are several in the health sciences field, including an associate degree in nursing and a certificate in nursing. LLCC’s nursing program has accreditation from the National League for Nursing Accrediting Commission and approval from the Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation.
The Marcella Niehoff School of Nursing at LUC has a wide range of offerings for prospective nurses and nurses who want to continue their education. Students can earn bachelor’s degrees, master’s degrees in multiple areas of specialty, and doctoral degrees that focus on either clinical practice or research.
MAC is a private, 4 year institution and was originally founded as an educational institution for women. The college has been educating nurses since 1983. Nursing degree students will begin their experience in the Barnum Randall Nursing Education Technology Center where they will participate in clinical trials in acute and maternal care situations.
MCK is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools (NCACS). Both the BSN and MSN programs that are offered are designed for working Registered Nurses desiring to advance their career and education.
MCON started in 2001, but the history of the institution dates back to 1900 as the Deaconness Home, Hospital and School of Nursing. The college focuses on only BSN degrees. It offers three bachelor degree tracks all leading to a BSN. Methodist College of Nursing is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission.
MU offers comprehensive options for nurses interested in pursuing bachelor’s, master’s and certificate level specializations. Among the unique programs is a summer immersion experience for nurses and several master’s degree specialization options.
Nursing programs are under the Health Sciences Division at MVCC. Students can choose from two associates degree options and also a basic nursing certificate. The nursing programs at Moraine Valley Community College encompass classroom coursework, laboratory training and clinical practicum experiences.
NPU offers comprehensive undergraduate and graduate nursing programs for students. These nursing degree programs include those that lead to Bachelors of Science in Nursing and Masters of Science in Nursing degrees. Various Dual MSN and Post-Masters Certificate Programs are also offered.
Established in 1895 as a teacher education college, today NIU educates over 22,000 students annually. The School of Nursing and Health Studies (NUHS) at NIU educates future nurses and health professionals. Nursing programs at the University are accredited by the CCNE.
OCC is accredited by The Higher Learning Commission. Students can enroll in over 80 different associate degree and certificate programs. The nursing programs at Oakton Community College are accredited by the National League for Nursing Accrediting Commission.
Nursing programs at ONU focus on preparing nurses for beginning leadership roles and for serving patients according to the tenets of the Christian faith. The nursing degree programs at the University are accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE).
PC was established to meet the needs of what is considered the largest suburban community outside of Chicago. Over 9,000 students are enrolled in the more than 100 degree and certificate programs offered at Parkland College. The undergraduate nursing program is accredited by the National League for Nursing Accrediting Commission.
Founded in 1957 as a liberal arts and technical education institution, PSC has grown from offering courses in a church basement to offering over 100 areas of study. Nursing, Allied Health and Human Services programs are under the division of Health and Industrial Technology at PSC. Nursing programs at the college are accredited by NLNAC.
The nursing program at Richard J. Daley College is accredited by the National League for Nursing Accrediting Commission. The program strives to prepare nurses who can serve patients of various backgrounds at all stages of life.
Just fewer than 4,000 students are served at RCC and can pursue study opportunities in business, education, nursing and other health care professions. Nursing degree programs at Richland Community College are housed under the Health Professions Division. Students can choose from a variety of health programs ranging from CPR, Nurse Assistant, to a full AAS in nursing degree program.
RC provides over 80 degree programs in management studies, education and nursing among other fields. Since its foundation over a century and a half ago, the college has grown into a four-year university complete with extracurricular opportunities such as service learning for the more than 1,000 students enrolled at the campus. CNA and BSN degree options are available.
Students at RU have access to exceptional degree and research programs and opportunities in healthcare. The University is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission. Though Rush University does not currently offer undergraduate programs, the graduate programs at Rush University College of Nursing are varied and comprehensive. Available are various MSN, DNP and PhD in Nursing options.
A small private college, SACN educates just fewer than 200 students in undergraduate and graduate nursing programs. The BSN and MSN programs at the college are accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE).
SXU is accredited by The Higher Learning Commission. Over 4,500 students are enrolled in undergraduate and graduate programs at Saint Xavier University. The University’s School of Nursing is one of very few institutions to hold the distinction as a “Center of Excellence in Nursing Education” by the National League for Nursing. Nursing programs at Saint Xavier University are accredited by the CCNE.
SFMCCON maintains its affiliation with the order of St. Francis and was recently awarded the Spalding School Award for excellence in nursing education. BSN and MSN programs at the college are accredited by the National League for Nursing Accrediting Commission. They also have a DNP program and Post-masters Certificate programs.
A total of four nursing programs are offered at SSC. Licensed Practical Nurse and Associate Degree in Nursing programs at the College are accredited by NLNAC. South Suburban College is accredited by The Higher Learning Commission.
At SWIC, there are over 150 programs of study that students can choose from in addition to the senior programs and services offered by the college. Nursing programs at the college are under the Health Sciences and Homeland Security Division and are accredited by the National League for Nursing Accrediting Commission.
SIUE is accredited by The Higher Learning Commission and awards bachelors through doctoral degrees to over 14,000 students enrolled in its programs. Nursing programs at this University are accredited by the CCNE. The Nurse Anesthetist Program is accredited by the Council on Accreditation of Nurse Anesthesia Programs. Continuing Education programs are approved by the Illinois Nurses Association.
Founded over a century ago, to provide nursing training to Catholic sisters, SJC offers BSN degree and continuing education programs for nurses and other health care professionals. Nursing programs at Saint John’s College are accredited by the National League for Nursing Accrediting Commission.
Students at TCC will benefit from the campus’ forest-like setting and proximity to Chicago, generous financial aid opportunities and sports programs. Nursing programs at Trinity Christian College are delivered with an emphasis on Christian service. Nursing students will complete clinical practicum experiences in the greater Chicago area in hospital and community nursing settings.
Over the years, the school and 3 other colleges combined to offer nursing and other allied health programs. Nursing programs at TCNHS focus on educating full competent nurses that can provide holistic patient care.
TC prides itself in taking a personal approach to each student’s success and providing small class sizes. Triton College is accredited by The Higher Learning Commission. The associates degree nursing program at Triton College is accredited by NLNAC. Also available is a CNA program, LPN Exit Option and various Nursing Certificate classes.
UIC educates a large number of health professionals including doctors, nurses and pharmacists in one of the largest medical centers in the nation. Nursing programs include those that lead to BSN, MSN, DNP, and PhD in nursing degrees.
The College of Nursing at USF has a focus on creating highly competent, caring nurses. The program uses modern equipment and offers each nursing student individualized attention to ensure that they succeed. Nursing programs at the University of Saint Francis are accredited by the CCNE.
The overwhelming majority of students at RESU are female and the current mean age of students is 29. Undergraduate and graduate nursing Programs at Resurrection University are accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE).
The Associate of Applied Science in Nursing program at HC is accredited by NLNAC. The Practical Nursing program is in the process of gaining NLNAC accreditation and the Basic Nursing Assistant Training Program has approval from the Illinois Department of Public Health.
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 the university’s mission, incorporates the teachings of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints into its desired program outcomes.
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 by the Idaho Board of Nursing, the Idaho State Board of Professional-Technical Education and accredited by the National League for Nursing Accrediting Commission (NLNAC).
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 BSN and MSN degrees upon graduation.
HCC is a work force training college. As such, one of its main areas of focus is the rapidly growing and changing healthcare field. Students who wish to take advantage of the many opportunities in the field can find opportunities through HCC’s Division of Nursing and Allied Health, which offers two tracks for prospective nurses. There is the ASN degree program and the Practical Nursing Program,
The College of Nursing and Health Sciences are on HPU’s residential campus in Kaneohe, 8 miles outside Honolulu. Here, students can pursue both undergraduate and graduate nursing degrees including various BSN and MSN options.
Among its program offerings, KCC offers both a certificate and an associate degree in the nursing field, and provides an excellent opportunity for prospective nurses who wish to enter the nursing field quickly. Additionally, the college offers training and continuing education for nurse aides.
Nursing students need one-on-one time with instructors and hours of clinical experience. UHH offers just this through its nursing programs, which are accredited by the National League for Nursing Accrediting Commission.
Among KCC’s health sciences programs are two nursing programs, both of which are accredited by the Hawaii State Board of Nursing and the NLNAC. In addition, Kauai Community College offers a short certificate program for nurse assistants.
