To work as a nurse, a Registered Nursing (RN) licensure is required. The RN can be obtained while earning a two-year associates degree (LPN), a baccalaureate's degree (BSN), or a master's degree (MS).

The 11-month program, which has a selective admission process, prepares students for licensure and meets all requirements for ...

There are limited transfer nursing seats available each fall and our nursing program is extremely competitive. Official college/university transcript(s) from any school(s) you have previously attended ...

Do employers care where you went to nursing school? Employers care that you attend a nursing program accredited by the appropriate nursing commissions. Some institutions only hire nurses who ...

High school students will begin their ... students will be able to sit for their practical nursing NCLEX. If they pass, they'll be licensed as an LPN, and they can immediately start applying ...

The University of Arkansas at Fort Smith (UAFS) still has high hopes that its newly restarted associate of applied ...

A nursing professor hopes an increase in enrolment at the two-year nursing program at St. Francis Xavier University will help Nova Scotia combat a shortage of nurses in rural areas.

Shiquita “Shane” McCrae of Rowland, took a leap of faith and enrolled in the Nurse Aide I program at the RCC COMtech campus in Pembroke. It was the first step in what she ...

"Humphrey said this was especially true when addressing the national nursing shortage ... "Meanwhile, Simmons described the program, saying, "LPN means a licensed practical nurse.