Nursing school training courses in Augusta, GA (public, in-house or online)

The LPN to BSN Track is designed for pre-professional licensure students who hold a valid and unrestricted license as a practical nurse (LPN) in the state of Georgia. These students complete the 60 credit-hours in core requirements (Core Area A �F) prior to application to the nursing program. Upon acceptance into the nursing program, the students in the LPN to BSN track must successfully complete a five credit-hour LPN to BSN Transition course (NURS 3010). Students who are successful i...

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Students who enter the RN to BSN track are registered nurses who hold a valid and unrestricted license as a registered nurse (RN) in the state of Georgia. They must complete 60 credit-hours in core requirements (Core Area A-F) prior to applying to the nursing program. Once admitted into the program, they receive 33 hours of credit toward the major and must earn another 27 hours in the major to satisfy the degree.

The Basic BSN Track is designed for pre-professional licensure students without previous nursing experience and who are not licensed as practical nurses. These students complete the 60 credit-hours in core requirements prior to application to the nursing program and once accepted into the program complete 60 credit -hours in the major.

Developing a broad body of knowledge that touches on the arts and humanities as it focuses on nursing, the Associate of Science in Nursing program provides outstanding preparation for practice in structured health care settings such as hospitals, nursing care facilities, and community-based agencies.

The program is approved by the Maine State Board of Nursing and is fully accredited by the National League for Nursing; successful completion allows you to take the N-CLEX-RN exam for licensu...

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The MSN curriculum provides students with the knowledge and experience to assume leadership positions in overall health care delivery and fulfill the fundamental requirements to teach in basic nursing programs, engage in nursing practice as clinical specialists, and secure middle- and top-level administrative positions in health care agencies.