Lansing Community College offers several delivery options in a Career Ladder Program
in Nursing. Graduates who successfully complete the first year of
the program earn a certificate and are eligible to take the National
Council Licensing Examination-Practical Nurse (NCLEX-PN). Those who pass
the examination are entitled to practice as Licensed
Practical Nurses (LPNs).
Graduates who successfully complete the second year of the program earn
an Associate Degree
in Applied Sciences and are eligible to take
the National Council Licensing Examination-Registered Nurse (NCLEX-RN).
Those who pass the examination are entitled to practice as Registered
Nurses (RNs).
Students who plan to apply to the nursing program must
attend a mandatory Pre-Nursing Advising Seminar. Dates are
established
by the
Counseling and Advising Office (call 517/483-1904 for upcoming dates) or
click
here
to see scheduled dates.
Students MUST read the Nursing Advising Guide THOROUGHLY BEFORE
attending a seminar.
LCC offers a variety of programs that
will quickly qualify you for a job in health care.
These programs range
in length from less than one semester to three. You can take
classes
while keeping your current job, or immerse yourself in your new field.
When
you complete your courses and start work in your new field, you
have the option of
continuing to take courses to improve your skills and
increase your promotion
potential.
Please contact the Nursing Careers Department at (517) 483-1410
if you have any
questions or ask for more
information online.