Nurse Education
Nurse Education
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Associate of Arts Degree, Associate of Applied Science Degree, Certification
Available at: West Campus
NOTE: Due to high volume of students, two Nursing Group Advising and Information sessions have been scheduled.
Program Overview
The Department of Nurse Education provides students with opportunities for personal growth and attainment of academic goals leading to either a Vocational Nurse Certificate or an Associate of Applied Science in Registered Nursing, with the option of obtaining an Associate of Arts degree to facilitate their education for completion of a BSN degree at an upper level nurse education program.
The purpose of the multiple entry/exit program (MEEP) is to provide a curriculum that emphasizes deep learning, various opportunities and activities, facilitate students’ educational and career choices, and encourage life-long learning. Upon completion of the program students meet educational requirements for the specified National Council of Licensure Examination (NCLEX), Registered Nurse (RN), or Practical Nurse (PN).
Curriculum
- Vocational Nurse Education - Level II, Certificate
- Registered Nurse Education - LVN/Paramedic to RN Transition, Associate in Applied Science
- Registered Nurse Education, Associate in Applied Science
- Nurse Education, Associate in Arts
- Nursing, Field of Study, Certificate
Online Nursing Courses
Some courses in the Nursing curriculum are taught online. A course is classified as online when 85% to 100% of the course content is delivered using this approach. These courses will require the student to come to campus for course orientation and testing. It is important you are aware of this and prepare yourself to take classes using this delivery platform. Please take the Online Readiness Assessment.
As required by 34 CFR 668.43(c): Del Mar College has not yet made the determination if the curriculum of this program meets the educational requirements for licensure or certification in any U.S. Territory or state other than Texas.
Page last updated September 28, 2020.