Mission Statement
The mission of the school of nursing is to prepare registered nurses for entry-level practice. The nursing program will prepare the graduate to practice nursing safely and effectively as a novice in a generalist setting. The graduate nurse accepts responsibility for continuing the process of personal and professional growth in the advancement from novice to expert. Faculty members expect the graduate to serve as a positive role model in the practice setting by promoting principles of heathful living and participating in the process of bring healing to the sick. The program provides graduates with a foundation to accept responsibility to develop and maintain their expertise in practice and accountability to the public.
General Information
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College Ownership
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Private, 2-year
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Student Type
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Coeducational
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College Enrollment
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68
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Campus Setting
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City
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College Acceptance Rate
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33
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Distance Learning
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NO
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Tuition and Fees, In State
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7750
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Tuition and Fees, Out of State
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7750
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Geographic Region
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South East
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Carnegie Classification
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Nondegree-granting, sub-baccalaureate
Administration
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Chief Administrator
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William Holman
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Administrator Title
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Chief Administrative Officer
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General Information
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225-387-7623
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Financial Aid Office
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225-381-6476
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Admissions Office
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225-387-7636
Degrees Offered
Certificates