Chamberlain College of Nursing
Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN)
The BSN Program includes general education and nursing coursework in a program of studies that offers knowledge and skills required for a lifetime of personal and professional growth. The general education component curriculum goal is to give students a solid basis in liberal education. This is achieved with academic preparation that teaches skills required for progressive studies and lifelong education. In the freshman year, there is an emphasis on general education to get you ready for your nursing major.
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The junior and senior years of the program are where the bulk of the nursing course work is taken. Important clinical practice time are planned during this program to establish the expert skills required for excellent nursing practice. Students work hands-on in a busy health care setting in short- and long-term care institutions and also community agencies.
The BSN degree can be completed on-site or online if the RN already has an associate degree or diploma. The ability to learn online lets registered nurse students finish the BSN program with an educational format created with adult learners in mind.
Associate Level of Nursing
The Associate Degree of Nursing program takes six-semesters of year-round learning to complete. The beginning year of the curriculum is intended for students who don't have any previous nursing instruction and consists of the basics of nursing and general education classes. Students who continue on to the second level are able to earn an associate degree, thus becoming eligible to take the NCLEX-RN license exam. Entry into the second level of the program is an available option for those who have a Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) degree who want to complete their associate degree.
Students pursuing the associate's degree have flexibility in selecting online or in person lecture courses for nursing and many general education requirements. Geography, life circumstances, and other factors that would impede one's ability to complete a nursing education program are no longer issues with the online course delivery system. Even though the classes can be done on the Internet from any location, the clinical part has to be done in Columbus, Ohio.
LPN to RN Bridge Program
Chamberlain College of Nursing attempts to address society's need for competent health care providers at varying levels of education and practice by offering an associate degree in nursing with an LPN to RN bridge option. This is available either on-site or online, providing flexible options to nursing students who have various learning and lifestyle requirements.
Master of Science in Nursing
There are two tracks from which to choose within our Master of Science in Nursing Degree program:
Educator Track: inspire nurses of the future.
It is possible to advance your nursing career and earn an MSN degree in just six semesters when you enroll in Chamberlain College of Nursing’s flexible online Master of Science in Nursing degree program
Courses within the Educator track are planned to prepare students for teaching in a clinical-practice or academic environment. Classes included with the MSN Educator track consist of educational fundamentals, teaching procedures, program evaluation, and developing curriculum.
Executive Track: advance your career as a nurse leader.
The foundational skills required for nurse leaders are built in the Executive track. Classes in the MSN Executive group consist of the fundamentals of organizational management, including communication, changes, and making decisions. Leadership skills are developed by students through completing the leadership practicum.
Through our online program, you can continue to work while you take steps to advance your career - online, at your convenience.
Chamberlain College of Nursing Campuses:
- Chamberlain College of Nursing - Online School;
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