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Aurora University School of Nursing:"Aurora College introduced the first
four-year baccalaureate nursing degree in
the Fox Valley area in 1979. This program
replaced a three-year program through Copley
Memorial Hospital in Aurora in operation
for 85 years.To make room for the new program
on the campus, a second level was constructed
atop the Stephens Hall of Science for use
in classroom and laboratory learning. Clinical
training was still provided by Copley Memorial
Hospital." *****************************************************
Benedictine University / Department of Nursing(BSN,
MSN):"The Bachelor of Science in Nursing
(B.S.N.) degree from Benedictine University
provides Registered Nurses (RNs) with the
skills necessary to adapt to an environment
where the only certainty is change. Since
most B.S.N. students are working professionals,
the curriculum builds on previous learning
rather than repeating it, bringing valuable
real-life experiences into the educational
process. Accredited by the National League
for Nursing Accrediting Commission (NLNAC),
the B.S.N. program emphasizes critical thinking,
autonomy and empowerment." *****************************************************
Black Hawk College / Nursing Program:"The Associate Degree Nursing Program
is designed to prepare nurses who, as beginning
practitioners, are able to give quality nursing
care to clients and function as members of
the health care team. Successful completion
of the program is required for a graduate
to take the Registered Nurse License examination.
The program is accredited by the Illinois
Department of Professional Regulation and
the National League for Nursing Accrediting
Commission. Registered nurses are employed
in hospitals, nursing homes, home health
agencies, physicians' offices, clinics and
community agencies." *****************************************************
Blessing-Rieman College of Nursing:"A BSN degree is a four-year college
degree with a major in nursing. Our program
is based on a typical liberal arts program
where students have required general education
courses plus required courses in their major.
At B-RCN, students take general education
courses (math, science, English, etc.) on
the partner school campus and take all nursing
courses at B-RCN, with clinical experiences
(hands-on training) at Blessing Hospital
and area health care agencies." *****************************************************
Bradley University / Department of Nursing:"Established in 1956, Bradley University's
Department of Nursing offers both undergraduate
and graduate programs of study, as well as
a special summer program for high school
students. In the undergraduate program, students
master the beginning practice of professional
nursing in a variety of settings. The program,
which leads to a bachelor's of science in
nursing, serves undergraduate students, registered
nurses, and licensed practical nurses. In
the graduate program, professional nurses
learn advanced nursing practice. This program
leads to a master's of science in nursing,
focusing on either nursing administration
or nurse administered anesthesia." *****************************************************
Capital Area Career Center / School of Practical
Nursing:"Health Occupations students need a
solid background in all the physical sciences,
particularly biology and anatomy. They also
need to be able to communicate with a broad
spectrum of patients." *****************************************************
Carl Sandburg College / Allied Health Division:"The purpose of the Associate Degree
Nursing Program at Carl Sandburg College
is to prepare professional nurses to function
at their level of preparation in an ever-changing
health care environment in a variety of health
care settings. The program includes seven
nursing courses and specified science and
general education courses.The graduate is
eligible to apply to write the National Council
Licensing Examination. Upon the successful
completion of this exam, the graduate is
eligible to apply for Registered Nurse licensure
in Illinois." *****************************************************
Chicago State University / College of Health
Sciences:"The program includes specific tracks
that can help certified nurse assistant (CNA),
licensed practical nurse (LPN), and registered
nurse (RN), students accelerate appropriately
toward the Bachelor of Science (BS) degree
with a major in nursing. Those tracks are
outlined after a description of nursing courses
offered." *****************************************************
College of Du Page / Nursing Program:"The Associate Degree in Nursing (ADN)
program at College of DuPage is a sequential,
two-year program that begins every fall quarter.
Potential candidates must complete an application
packet, which also includes information regarding
the college's nursing program and admission
criteria. Upon admission, students must complete
the Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA program).
After successful completion of the ADN program,
a student is eligible to take the NCLEX-RN
licensure examination. Students who receive
licensure can either begin their careers,
or continue their education by applying to
one of several RN-BSN completion programs
offered throughout the Chicagoland area."
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College of Lake County / Nursing Department
(ASN):"The Biological and Health Sciences
Division includes basic sciences (biology
and chemistry), applied sciences (chemical
technology and horticulture), health programs
(dental hygiene, emergency medical technology,
health information, medical imaging, registered
nursing, nurse assisting, phlebotomy, and
surgical technology), and physical education." *****************************************************
Concordia College, River Forest West Suburban, Pre-Nursing:"2+2" program for Concordia University River Forest (CURF) and West Suburban College of Nursing (WSCN)." *****************************************************
Danville Area Community College / School
of Nursing:"On Friday, July 9, 1999, the Board
of Nursing of the Illinois Department of
Professional Regulation approved an Associate
Degree in Nursing (ADN/RN) at Danville Area
Community College. As a result of the meeting,
Associate Degree Nursing Education began
on two levels at DACC in the 1999 Fall Semester.
The first level of the program is the Practical
Nursing level, after which a person can exit
the program and test for licensure as a Practical
Nurse (LPN). After completion of the second
ADN level, graduates may test for licensure
as Registered Nurses (RN)." *****************************************************
DePaul University Department of Nursing:"The nursing program began in 1948 with
a baccalaureate completion program for registered
nurses. In 1953 at the request of the National
League for Nursing [NLN], we were the first
institution in the State of Illinois to establish
a graduate program in nursing. The Department
of Nursing is now part of the College of
Liberal Arts and Sciences and offers undergraduate
and graduate programs in nursing as well
as a variety of health science courses for
non-majors. In 2001, we became the first
graduate generic nursing program in the state
of Illinois. The nurse anesthesia program
offered in collaboration with Evanston-Northwestern
Health Care School of Anesthesia, formerly
Ravenswood School of Anesthesia, is one of
the oldest and most highly regarded in the
country." *****************************************************
Elgin Community College / Health Professions
Dept:"The nursing program of Elgin Community
College meets requirements for professional
nursing and practical nursing education.
After completing the first year of the program,
students may opt to pursue practical nursing
by taking the NCLEX-PN licensing exam for
practical nursing. Eligibility to take the
professional nursing NCLEX-RN exam comes
after completion of the second year of the
program. The college offers an Associate
of Applied Science degree in Nursing which
leads to an RN and a Vocational Specialist
Certificate in Practical Nursing which leads
to an LPN." *****************************************************
Elmhurst College / Nursing Program:"Elmhurst nursing graduates are awarded
the Bachelor of Science degree with a major
in nursing. They are then eligible to take
the National Council Licensure Examination
(NCLEX), which enables them to receive their
licenses as registered nurses (RNs)."
Governors State University College of Health
Professions (BSN, MSN):"The undergraduate major in Nursing
provides registered nurses who are graduates
from either an associate's degree or a diploma
program an opportunity to obtain a baccalaureate
degree in Nursing. The graduate major in
Nursing provides a master's degree program
as a clinical specialist in adult health
for nurses who have a baccalaureate degree
in nursing. The specialty prepares advanced
practice nurses to serve the health needs
of adults in a variety of settings."
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Graham Hospital Association School of Nursing:"All nursing courses include both classroom
and clinical experiences which allow students
to apply knowledge gained in the classroom.
Nursing courses build upon content from biological,
physical, and psychosocial sciences.Upon
completion of the nursing curriculum and
the required general education component
the student will receive a diploma in nursing
from Graham Hospital School of Nursing."
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Harry S. Truman College / Nursing Department:"Truman College pioneered the first
associate degree nursing program in 1964,
serving as a model for the Illinois Community
Colleges. Since its beginning more than 2,500
students have graduated from Truman's Nursing
program. One of the City Colleges of Chicago,
Truman College offers a two-year full-time
program that prepares students for a career
as a registered nurse (R.N.) The educational
program gives students a basic knowledge
of general education, social and biological
sciences, nursing theory, and actual care
of clients." *****************************************************
Heartland Community College / Nursing Program:"The Associate Degree Nursing (ADN)
program is a vital part of Heartland Community
College and we derive our philosophy, mission
and goals from those of the college. Our
philosophy guides the faculty in providing
quality educational opportunities, which
promote self-care in the individuals, families,
and communities served by the college. The
curriculum is based on Orem's self-care model,
which influences all aspects of the program."
Illinois Central College / Nursing Program
(ADN):"Imagine the possibilities available
to you as you pursue your career path in
your selected Health or Public Services Career.
Our department offers over 16 Health Careers
Programs and Public Services Programs, along
with the Police Training Center. Some of
the courses of study lead to the Associate
in Applied Science degree while others lead
to a Certificate of completion. Devoted,
dedicated and disciplined are characteristics
of good health professionals and public service
personnel." *****************************************************
Illinois Eastern Community College / Olney
Central College:"Licensed practical nurses (LPN) who
graduated from schools other than Illinois
Eastern Community Colleges and IECC LPNs
completing first-year courses three or more
years prior to readmittance must successfully
complete NUR 1204 before entering the second
year for registered nurse (RN) preparation." *****************************************************
Illinois State University / Mennonite College
of Nursing (BSN, MSN):"The mission of Mennonite College of
Nursing is to educate undergraduate and graduate
nursing students to serve the citizens of
Illinois, the nation, and the global community.
Mennonite College of Nursing acknowledges
a particular responsibility to address the
nursing and health care needs of urban and
rural populations, including those who are
vulnerable and underserved." *****************************************************
Illinois Valley Community College / Nursing
Program:"The Associate Degree (AD) Nursing Program
at Illinois Valley Community College is approved
by the State of Illinois, Department of Professional
Regulation and accredited by the National
League for Nursing Accrediting Commission*.
The AD Nursing Program qualifies the nursing
graduate to take the NCLEX-RN examination
and for licensure in the state of Illinois
or any other state." *****************************************************
Illinois Wesleyan University / Nursing Program:"Illinois Wesleyan University's School
of Nursing offers a quality program of baccalaureate
nursing education in the distinctive setting
of one of the nation's premier liberal arts
colleges. This uncommon integration of liberal
arts and professional study prepares nursing
students for rewarding careers and for lives
of consequence." *****************************************************
Joliet Junior College / Nursing Education
Department:"Joliet Junior College's Nursing and
Allied Health program is well-known and respected
throughout the community for its excellence.
Students who wish to become registered nurses
(RNs) or licensed practical nurses (LPNs)
will receive invaluable educational experiences
through the program's three components, classroom,
lab and hospital. JJC's program starts its
students off on an exciting, fulfilling career
path full of job opportunities." *****************************************************
Kaskaskia College / Nursing Program:"The Nursing Department at Kaskaskia
College has prepared over 1800 graduates
for a career in nursing. The Associate Degree
Nursing program is fully accredited by the
Illinois Department of Professional Regulation
(www.dpr.state.il.us) and by the National
League for Nursing Accrediting Commission
(www.NLNAC.org)." *****************************************************
Kennedy-King College / Nursing Dept:"(Nursing Associate in Applied Science
Degree) Licensed practical nurses (LPN's)
may take a proficiency examination in nursing
and may be granted advanced standing. All
applicants must also meet the college admissions
requirements. Applicants educated abroad
must have education documents evaluated to
comply with the educational standards in
the State of Illinois. The Nursing Program
is approved by the Illinois Department of
Professional Regulations and is accredited
by the National League for Nursing Accrediting
Commission." *****************************************************
Lake Land College / Division of Allied Health:"The Associate Degree in Nursing program
is an intensive two-year academic program
which includes classroom, skills laboratory
and clinical experience in various healthcare
agencies. The student is awarded an associate
in applied science degree upon completion
of the program and may apply to write the
National Council Licensure Examination for
Registered Nurses (NCLEX-RN). Upon successful
completion of the NCLEX-RN, the graduate
may apply for Illinois RN licensure." *****************************************************
Lakeview College of Nursing (BSN Options):"Welcome to Lakeview College of Nursing!
You are joining a campus full of talented
and professional people who make important
contributions everyday for the growth and
development of the College. The commitment
and dedication toward work and the students
are evident here. All of us together are
building a dynamic center of educational
excellence." *****************************************************
Lewis and Clark Community College / Allied
Health:"Lewis and Clark's Associate Degree
Nursing (ADN) program prepares you to give
safe, effective nursing care. You'll work
as team members under the supervision of
nurses with extensive professional backgrounds,
and you'll have the potential for advancement
and a leadership role in the nursing field."
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Lewis University / College of Nursing and
Health Professions:"The College of Nursing and Health Professions
offers a baccalaureate program accredited
by the American Association of Colleges of
Nursing's Commission on Collegiate Nursing
(CCNE). The College is recognized as the
only Partnership in Nursing Education (PNE)
program in the State of Illinois by the Local
Army ROTC partnership with Wheaton College.
Upon successful completion of the nursing
curriculum, the graduate is awarded the Bachelor
of Science in Nursing (BSN) and is eligible
to apply to write the national examination
for licensure as a Registered Professional
Nurse." *****************************************************
Lincoln Land Community College Nursing Program
(LPN, ADN):"Combining classroom experience with
clinical experience in community health facilities,
this degree program is designed for persons
interested in becoming registered nurses.
Students who complete the program are eligible
to write the examination of the State Board
for registration in Illinois as a Registered
Nurse." *****************************************************
Loyola University Chicago Marcella Niehoff
School of Nursing:"The Niehoff School of Nursing is the
oldest academic program in nursing in the
State of Illinois, with educational options
ranging from the baccalaureate degree through
the Ph.D. in nursing.Our Master's Degree
program has been rated in the top 10% of
all NLN accredited programs by US News and
World Reports' issue on best graduate schools.
The staff, faculty and administrators of
the School are committed to providing quality
educational experiences for our students."
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MacMurray College / Department of Nursing:"Through a multi-disciplinary effort,
MacMurray College became the site for baccalaureate
nursing education in the area. In the 1970's
members of the local health care community
decided to phase out the diploma nursing
program at Passavant Memorial Area Hospital
and join forces with MacMurray College to
offer the bachelor of science in nursing
(BSN) degree. This decision was made based
on the belief among the members of the health
care community that a BSN degree should be
the minimum education required for entry
into the role of a professional nurse."
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Malcolm X College / Nursing Dept:"The Nursing program is a two-year,
69-credit hour program that prepares students
to meet the requirements for the Associate
in Applied Science degree in Nursing. General
education and nursing courses comprise the
curriculum. Principles from the natural and
social sciences are a continuing thread throughout
the curriculum." *****************************************************
McKendree College / Division of Nursing:"McKendree college has been offering
a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) degree
since 1978. The program, accredited by the
NLNAC (National League for Nursing Accrediting
Commission, is offered exclusively as a completion
program for graduates of associate degree
or diploma nursing programs." *****************************************************
Methodist Medical Center of Illinois / School
of Nursing:"As a Registered Nurse, a world of opportunity
awaits you! At Methodist College of Nursing,
we believe baccalaureate education is the
cornerstone of professional nursing practice.
Our program prepares you for a career as
a nurse generalist, positions you to receive
your licensure as a Registered Nurse, and
lays the foundation for future graduate study
in nursing. At Methodist, you will receive
personal attention from our qualified faculty
to help you make the most of your educational
experience.Methodist College of Nursing is
a private specialty college offering a baccalaureate
degree in nursing." *****************************************************
Millikin University / School of Nursing:"Millikin University nursing graduates
earn a bachelor's of science degree (BSN)
and have 100% placement into positionMillikin
University nursing graduates earn a bachelor's
of science degree (BSN) and have 100% placement
into positions in the field of nursing. Our
graduates have enjoyed NCLEX-RN pass rates
higher than the state and national average
for most of the years the program has been
in existence. Millikin University School
of Nursing is fully accredited by the Collegiate
Commission on Nursing Education. Millikin
offers a dynamic liberal arts curriculum
integrated with outstanding nursing courses
to prepare a professional nursing graduate
ready to take on a wide variety of nursing
roles including a strong foundation for graduate
school." *****************************************************
Moraine Valley Community College / Department
of Nursing (ASN):"This two-year program starts in either
the fall or spring of each year and continues
for a total of four consecutive semesters
excluding summer. The Nursing Program conducts
a rigorous curriculum of lectures, labs and
clinicals. Clinicals are conducted on site
at a variety of hospitals during the daytime
or evening with no flexibility in scheduling.
Therefore, holding a full-time job while
in the program may affect your success and
is not recommended." *****************************************************
Northern Illinois University / School of
Nursing (BSN, MSN):"From its beginnings in 1959, the school
has been noted throughout the region for
its outstanding undergraduate nursing programs
- BS in nursing and RN degree-completion
program. The school boasts a full-time academic
advisor who is available to students to assist
them in their academic planning." *****************************************************
North Park University School of Nursing:"The Bachelor of Science with a Major
in Nursing program and the Master of Science
with a Major in Nursing programs are accredited
by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education
(CCNE). Courses are offered on weeknights
for most Bachelor of Science with a Major
in Nursing, Master of Science with a Major
in Nursing, and Post-Masters' Adult Nurse
Practitioner." *****************************************************
Oakton Community College / Department of
Allied Health:"The Associate Degree Nursing curriculum
prepares the student for a position as a
registered nurse in a variety of health care
settings. Students who successfully complete
the first year of the Associate Degree Nursing
curriculum may select the option of enrolling
in NUR 151. Upon completion of this course,
students receive the Practical Nurse certificate
and are eligible to apply for the National
Council Licensure Examination for Practical
Nurses (LPN)." *****************************************************
Olivet Nazarene University / Division of
Nursing:"Nursing is the area of study in the
Department of Nursing, which is grouped under
the Division of Nursing. Nursing is a science
that touches the lives of people of all ages
— well and sick, rich and poor. The Division
of Nursing's mission is to provide a Christian
nursing education designed to prepare you
for entry into professional nursing."
Parkland College / Department of Health Professions:"After earning the Associate in Applied
Science degree (sometimes referred to as
the Associate Degree in Nursing or ADN),
you will be eligible to take the RN examination
for licensure (NCLEX-RN)." *****************************************************
Prairie State College / Nursing & Allied
Health:"The Prairie State College Nursing program
is a rigorous academic and professional training
program preparing you to take the National
Council Licensure Examination for Registered
Nurses (NCLEX-RN). As a graduate of the program,
you will function as a practitioner of nursing
in a variety of health care settings, providing
and managing direct care through well-defined
nursing practices. Our graduates have praised
the PSC Nursing program for preparing them
for the real world of nursing." *****************************************************
Richard J. Daley College / College of Nursing:"The Daley College Nursing Program was
established in 1974 and has maintained excellent
educational standards including an NCLEX-RN
pass rate of 90% and above. The Nursing Program
was accredited by the National League for
Nursing Accrediting Commission (NLNAC) in
January, 1996 and reaccredited in 2001 for
8 years (see address below). NLNAC accreditation
will allow better transferability of courses,
financial assistance for continuing education
and privileges to obtain rank in the army
services." *****************************************************
Richland Community College / Nursing Program:"The Associate Degree Nursing (ADN)
program at Richland Community College is
accredited by the National League for Nursing
Accrediting Commission and approved by the
Illinois Department of Professional Regulation.
The program is designed to prepare competent,
caring, and critically thinking graduates
to provide safe nursing care to clients in
a variety of health care settings."
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Rockford College / Department of Nursing:"The Department of Nursing offers a
program of study that leads to a Bachelor
of Science degree in Nursing (BSN). The BSN
completion track is designed for Registered
Nurses (RNs) who are graduates of diploma
or associate degree programs in nursing.
The basic four-year track is for beginning
students interested in becoming registered
nurses. Successful completion of the basic
track qualifies students to apply for the
professional nurse licensure examination."
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Rush University College of Nursing:"The heritage of the College of Nursing
dates back to 1885, when the College's first
antecedent, St. Luke's Hospital Training
School of Nursing, opened to offer diploma
education to nurses. In 1903, the Presbyterian
Hospital School of Nursing accepted its first
students. From 1956 to 1968 nurses were taught
at the merged Presbyterian-St. Luke's School
of Nursing. Before the establishment of the
College of Nursing in 1972, more than 7,500
nurses had graduated from these schools.
Today, over 150 baccalaureate, master's,
and doctoral nursing students graduate each
year."
Saint Anthony College of Nursing:"Saint Anthony College of Nursing, Rockford,
Illinois, is a baccalaureate degree-granting
institution recognized throughout Rockford
and surrounding communities for its excellence
in nursing education. Saint Anthony College
of Nursing and its predecessor, Saint Anthony
Medical Center School of Nursing, have been
preparing students for the profession of
nursing for over 80 years." *****************************************************
Saint Francis Medical Center College of Nursing:"The College provides nursing education
programs at the undergraduate and the graduate
level. The upper division baccalaureate program
prepares men and women for the practice of
professional nursing. This program builds
upon and incorporates knowledge from the
liberal arts and sciences. The graduate program
builds upon prior nursing knowledge and experiences
and prepares the nurse for advanced roles
in nursing. The College offers opportunities
for the personal and professional development
of the student. The primary commitment of
the College is to undergraduate and graduate
nursing education. The College encourages
the participation of the faculty and students
in scholarly activities that contribute to
learning, nursing, and health care."
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Saint Xavier University School of Nursing:"Founded in 1935, the Saint Xavier University
School of Nursing offered the first baccalaureate
nursing program to receive accreditation
in the State of Illinois. Both baccalaureate
and master's degree programs at Saint Xavier
University are currently accredited by the
National League for Nursing Accrediting Commission
(NLNAC) and by the Commission on Collegiate
Nursing Education (CCNE). The School of Nursing
has had continuous accreditation of its programs." *****************************************************
Southern Illinois University / Edwardsville
School of Nursing:"The School of Nursing at Southern Illinois
University Edwardsville offers an undergraduate
program leading to a Bachelor of Science
degree with a major in Nursing and a graduate
program leading to a Master of Science degree
with a major in Nursing. The programs are
fully accredited by the Commission on Collegiate
Nursing Education (CCNE), approved by the
state, and provides a foundation for graduate
education." *****************************************************
South Suburban College / Department of Nursing:"The Associate Degree Nursing (ADN)
Program provides students with a basic knowledge
of nursing theory and practice. It prepares
nursing graduates to take the National Council
of Licensure Examination (NCLEX-RN). The
ADN Program at South Suburban College is
accredited by the National League for Nursing
Accrediting Commission (NLNAC) and approved
by the State of Illinois Department of Professional
Regulation (IDPR). The ADN Program has specific
admission requirements." *****************************************************
Southeastern Illinois College / Department
of Nursing:"Associate Degree Nursing education
is a part of higher education and is established
on generally accepted standards of community
college education. The Associate Degree Nursing
Program at Southeastern Illinois College
originated as a member of the Southern Illinois
Collegiate Common Market (SICCM) in 1975.
SICCM was comprised of Southeastern Illinois
College, John A. Logan College, Shawnee College,
Rend Lake College and the School of Technical
Careers at Southern Illinois University.
At a later date, the Associate Degree Nursing
Program of each of these campuses established
their own identity on their respective community
college campus." *****************************************************
Southwestern Illinois College / Nursing Education
(AAS):"The Southwestern Illinois College Nursing
Education Program is a member of the National
League for Nursing Council of Associate Degree
Nursing Programs and is approved by the Illinois
Department of Professional Regulation and
accredited by the National League for Nursing
Accrediting Commission." *****************************************************
St. John's College / Department of Nursing
(BSN):"Nursing professionals are dedicated
to therapeutic caring of individuals and
families through health promotion and wellness,
care of illness and rehabilitation. Professional
nurses develop careers in a variety of healthcare
settings, including hospitals, community
agencies, business or industry and the military.
Nurses serve as nurse anesthetists, nurse
practitioners, clinical specialists, case
managers, nurse midwives, nurse administrators,
nurse educators, school nurses and nurse
researchers. St. John's College's world-class
clinical sites and educational facilities
introduce you to many different career options.
Past graduates of St. John's College, Department
of Nursing have been highly sought after
by employers." *****************************************************
Trinity Christian College - Department of
Nursing:"A major in nursing is offered for basic
students (no prior nursing credentials) and
registered nurse graduates of ADN and diploma
programs. The nursing major builds on the
liberal arts and science foundation and encompasses
study in the natural, behavioral, and social
sciences; the humanities; and nursing sciences.
The baccalaureate degree program in nursing
is approved by the Illinois Department of
Professional Regulation (www.ildpr.com) and
accredited by the Commission on Collegiate
Nursing Education." *****************************************************
Trinity College of Nursing:"The Associate Nursing Program is a
two-year program of study combining didactic
and clinical nursing courses as well as general
education courses. The Program prepares beginning
nurses who function as providers and leaders
of direct and indirect nursing care for diverse
individuals, families, and groups. The Baccalaureate
Nursing Program is a BSN completion program
offering advanced education for the graduate
of an associate degree or diploma nursing
program. The two year program of study combines
didactic and clinical nursing courses and
general education courses." *****************************************************
Triton College / Nursing Program:"Triton's nursing program provides students
with a basic knowledge of nursing theory
and practice, humanities, and social and
biological sciences. Clinical experiences
are provided in a variety of settings. Graduates
earn an associate in applied science degree
and qualify to sit for the National Council
Licensing Examination (NCLEX) for the registered
nurse. Students may choose to sit for the
NCLEX for the practical nurse after successful
completion of the first two semesters of
the program and NUR 190." *****************************************************
University of St. Francis / College of Nursing
and Allied Health:"The College of Nursing and Allied Health
offers a Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree,
a Master of Science in Nursing, a Master
of Science in Physician Assistant Studies,
and a bachelor of science in four allied
health areas. The College's mission is the
education of the student as a whole person
who can function as an accountable practitioner
of nursing or an allied health field who
has high ethical standards and a respect
for human life. The program builds upon and
integrates knowledge and values from general
education courses in the liberal arts and
sciences. The Franciscan values of respect,
compassion, service and integrity, provide
direction for carrying out the mission." *****************************************************
University of Illinois at Chicago College
of Nursing:"Today nurses practice everywhere, in
hospitals and nursing homes, as well as in
community-based settings like clinics, nursing
centers, outpatient facilities and homes.
A Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) degree
from UIC provides you with an excellent foundation
for these and other nursing opportunities.
It will serve as a stepping-stone for a fulfilling,
lifetime career as a nursing leader."
University of Illinois at Springfield Nursing program:"The program offers an NLN accredited, upper division, integrated curriculum for registered nurses, leading to the bachelor of science degree in nursing" *****************************************************
Waubonsee Community College:"Waubonsee Community College nursing
students, both current and former, may qualify
for a new expedited admission to Rush College
of Nursing. Successful completion of this
online academic program garners a Bachelor
of Science degree in nursing." *****************************************************
West Suburban College of Nursing - Concordia
University:"West Suburban College of Nursing was
established in 1982 through a joint agreement
with Concordia University and West Suburban
Hospital Medical Center. Located in picturesque
and historic Oak Park and River Forest, the
College is an active participant in the communities
of Chicago's west side and suburban areas.
Upon successful completion of the requirements,
a Bachelor of Science degree with a major
in nursing is awarded." *****************************************************
William Rainey Harper College / School of
Nursing:"Our two-year, three-step program prepares
you to receive a certified Nursing Assistant
Certificate at the end of one semester, a
certificate in practical nursing at the completion
of one year, an associate in applied science
degree at the end of year two. Formal coursework
includes classes in anatomy physiology, psychology,
microbiology, sociology, pharmacology and
nursing, plus clinical experience in direct
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As we enter the new millennium, this is a critical time for the nation, for health professionals and for our organization and its divisions, the International Commission on Healthcare Professions (ICHP), the International Consulting and Educational Service (ICE), and the International Consultants of Delaware, Inc. (ICD). We are privileged to be in the public policy arena, helping to ensure that United States immigration policy is objective and effective." ******************************************************
The Nursing School Adviser, Paying for Your Nursing Education, Petersons.com:"The expense of attending college is considerable and is increasing each year at a rate faster than most other products and services. In fact, the cost of a nursing education at a public four-year college can be more than $14,000 per year, including tuition, fees, books, room and board, transportation, and miscellaneous expenses. The cost at a private college or university, at either the graduate or the undergraduate level, can be more than $30,000 per year." ****************************************************** ******************************************************
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Nursing Faculty Salaries Post Continued Increases, AACN Survey Shows: Mostly Modest Gains, However, Come As Many Schools Work to Stem Faculty Shortages, includes chart "Average Salaries and Percentage Change for All Full-Time Nurse Faculty 1997-98 to 1998-99." ******************************************************
University of Salford School of Nursing (UK):"The School of Nursing is proud of its roots in the local health service and today retains close links with local NHS Trusts. The School works closely with clinicians from these Trusts and NHS purchasers of training in the planning, implementation and evaluation of sound educational and training programmes and provides an extensive mix of clinical experiences for students within general hospital, community, and specialist units in both the NHS and private sector organisations.
The main purpose of the School of Nursing is to offer a range of high quality education and training programmes for nurses which will enable them to promote healthy living and to maintain and develop quality care for their patients and clients. A fundamental objective is to produce nurses who are capable of adopting a reflective approach to practice, question orthodoxy and develop and evaluate new approaches to care to provide a cost-effective quality service to be able to cope with rapid technical, managerial, social and professional change.
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