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The
Career Ladder Nursing Program Alternative Format for Part-Time
Students within Lansing Community College’s Nursing Department
will enable the nontraditional student to pursue a terminal
degree (Associate Degree in Applied Science) in nursing while
maintaining their existing life responsibilities.
This program is an innovative community initiative which
addresses the critical shortage of registered nurses our
community, state, and nation faces.
Some of the courses are offered in a Hybrid format, meaning that
students will be required to meet face-to-face with their
instructor, and also complete coursework online. For
hybrid learning information
click here.
Thirty-two students will be admitted each fall semester.
Coursework will consist of theory, labs and clinical rotations. The program will be
eight consecutive semesters in length; sixteen weeks during the
fall and spring, and eight weeks in the summer.
The successful graduate will be eligible to write the NCLEX-RN
Exam with subsequent Registered Nurse licensure in the State of
Michigan.
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Part-Time Alternative
Delivery Course Sequence
A Nursing Career may be right
for you
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.
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