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Adelphi
University - The School of Nursing's baccalaureate program offers two
curricula. One, the basic curriculum, leads to a Bachelor of Science from
the University and eligibility to take the New York State licensing
examination to become a Registered Professional Nurse. The other
curriculum is for registered nurses from associate degree or diploma
programs who wish to continue their education towards the goal of earning
the Bachelor of Science Degree.
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Binghamton
University - Decker School of
Nursing offers BSN, accelerated BSN, MSN, Nurse Practitioner and PhD in
Nursing programs. The success rate of
graduates from the Decker School of Nursing is outstanding. Thirty years
since its establishment, the school has earned the reputation of excellent
preparation of baccalaureate nursing graduates. The undergraduate and
graduate programs are accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing
Education (CCNE) through the year 2008.
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Broome - The BCC Nursing Department has articulation agreements with a
variety of Bachelor of Science Nursing Schools which makes transfer to
these programs a smooth transition. LPN's may apply for direct transfer
credit and/or challenge first year nursing courses.
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Catholic
University of America - School of Nursing. The Catholic University
of America's School of Nursing is proud of our long heritage of providing
outstanding nursing education since 1932. Our undergraduate and graduate
programs consistently receive national recognition for excellence which
attests to the strength of our programs and faculty.
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Cayuga County Community College - Jobs in health care are expected to
continue to rise as the industry sees more retirees and expanded needs for
a variety of health care delivery systems. Study to prepare for the NCLEX-RN
exam.
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Clinton Community
College - With the endorsement of the faculty, graduates of the
nursing program are eligible to write the Registered Professional Nursing
Licensing Examination in New York State.
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Cochran School of Nursing - The Cochran School of Nursing is one of
the oldest hospital-based schools of professional nursing in the country
and the oldest school of nursing in Westchester County.
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College of Mount Saint Vincent - Programs Offered: - Bachelor of
Science in Nursing, Traditional Four Year Undergraduate, Master of Science
in Nursing.
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College of New Rochelle -
Programs: - Accelerated 12-Month BSN Program for RNs, Accelerated 18-Month
BSN Program for Second Degree Students, Master’s in Nursing (Advanced
Education Traineeships Available for Full Time Study)
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College of
Staten Island - nursing events, programs, and activities including the
Mu Upsilon chapter, Sigma Theta Tau, International Honor Society.
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Columbia-Greene Community College - The Department of Nursing offers
an outstanding associate degree program in nursing, which has been
accredited by the National League for Nursing.
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Columbia University - Located on the Health Sciences Campus, Columbia
University School of Nursing was founded in 1892 with Anna C. Maxwell as
its first director. Since its inception, the mission of the School has
been the preparation of clinically excellent nurse practitioners, clinical
nurse specialists, and scholars.
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Corning
Community College - Mission Statement: To provide an environment which
enables students to evolve personally and professionally through the
acquisition of knowledge and skills as applied to the practice of nursing.
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Daemen College - Degrees Offered: Bachelor of Science in Nursing,
Master of Science in Nursing.
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Dominican
College - The offerings in Nursing at
Dominican College include a Family Nurse Practitioner program leading to
the Master of Science degree and also a baccalaureate program, available
in a number of options, leading to the degree of Bachelor of Science in
Nursing.
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Dorothea Hopfer School of Nursing at The Mount Vernon Hospital - The
very best education for a nurse is a sound background in theory balanced
with thorough clinical training and classroom learning with down-to-earth
hospital experience. At Hopfer you get the best of both worlds.
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D'Youville College - All programs offered by the Nursing department
are fully accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE)
and approved by the New York State Education Department.
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Excelsior
College - Excelsior College nursing degree programs are specifically
designed to serve individuals with significant background and/or
experience in clinically oriented health care disciplines.
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Finger Lakes Community College - Finger Lakes Community College offers
the Associate in Applied Science (A.A.S.) degree in Registered Nursing.
The program may be completed in two academic years, or students may enroll
under a part-time curricular study plan.
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Fulton-Montgomery Community College - he professional component of the
Nursing major assists students in gaining the knowledge, attitudes, and
skills essential to nursing practice in a variety of settings.
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Genesee Community College - Genesee's two-year Nursing Program
prepares you to pass the national R.N. licensing examination, and is
accredited by the National League for Nursing Accrediting Commission. This
program offers students an integrated approach to learning, combining
nursing theory with supervised real-world clinical experience on the site
of regional health service providers.
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Hartwick
College - To educate a highly qualified, self-directed nurse who will
competently function in the present and rapidly changing healthcare system
of the future. The graduate will possess the personal, intellectual and
social skills necessary to meet the challenges of an ever-changing
interdependent and diversified world.
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Hudson Valley Community College - The Nursing program educates
students to serve the fundamental health needs of individuals and groups
in community settings. Graduates of this program are granted an Associate
in Applied Science degree by the college and are eligible to take the
National Comprehensive Licensing Examination in Nursing for Registered
Nurses (R.N.).
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Hunter College of CUNY -
The Hunter – Bellevue
School of Nursing offers undergraduate generic and registered nurse
pathway programs and nine graduate programs.
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Jamestown Community College -
The mission of the nursing program at
Jamestown Community College is to educate individuals from the service
region to become associate degree nurses who provide holistic care to
clients across the health/illness continuum, with emphasis on care of the
adult/geriatric client.
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Jefferson Community College - JCC
Department of Nursing Web page.
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Keuka
College - The Division of Nursing at Keuka College, through its
commitments and innovations in nursing education, community
outreach and service, will be at the forefront of the service professions.
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Lehman
College of CUNY - The Department of
Nursing offers a Bachelor of Science degree in Nursing for non - nurses
and for Registered Nurses licensed in New York State.
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Long Island University - C.W. Post Campus -
C.W. Post offers a bachelor's degree program
exclusively for RNs and a Master of Science in Nursing preparing the
Clinical Nurse Specialist and the Family Nurse Practitioner. Department of
Nursing also offers a post-master's Family Nurse Practitioner Advanced
Certificate. An accelerated B.S./M.S. program in nursing is also offered
by the Department of Nursing.
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Mohawk Valley Community College - The Health Services Department
prepares graduates to contribute competently in a professional role within
a dynamic health care delivery system.
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Molloy College -
This program is
designed to prepare you for practice in a variety of health care settings.
The curriculum features a critical thinking focus, clinical immersion in a
variety of health care settings, and innovative clinical practice
opportunities.
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Monroe Community College - The Nursing Department at MCC has provided
a high quality and effective education to students for almost 40 years
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Mount Saint Mary College - Mount Saint Mary College builds its nursing
programs on the concept that nurses are key health care practitioners
because nurses are the professionals with the most comprehensive knowledge
of the patient.
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Nassau Community College - The Nursing Department offers a two-year
Associate of Science (AS) degree. Graduates of the AS program can
effectively assume those functions of direct patient care which are
technical in nature and which take place in structural settings.
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Nazareth College
of Rochester - A program of study for every student: four-year BS, RN
to BS, LPN to BS, GNP MS, and post master’s GNP certificate.
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New York University - Our faculty, students and alumni are the
clinicians, leaders and researchers who contribute substantially towards
health innovations.
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Niagara County Community College - The Nursing Program offers clinical
experiences at hospitals, health care facilities and community agencies in
both Niagara and Erie counties to provide you with important clinical
experience in all areas of health care.
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Onondaga
Community College - The OCC Nursing Department offers an Associate in
Applied Science degree and is accredited by the National League for
Nursing Accreditation Commission.
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Orange County
Community College - The Associate Degree Nursing Program provides for
the development of those competencies expected of registered nurses in
general nursing practice at the technical level. Emphasis is on direct
patient care in the preparation of women and men for a career in nursing.
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Pace University - Lienhard School of Nursing - The need for well
educated, highly skilled nurses has never been greater, and based on our
long and rich history of educating nurses, you can be confident that the
Lienhard School of Nursing will prepare you for positions of
responsibility in all areas of health care.
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Phillips Beth Israel School of Nursing - For almost one hundred years,
Phillips Beth Israel School of Nursing has been a leader in professional
nursing education. Graduates receive an associate degree in applied
science which qualifies them for RN licensure. Through affiliation with
major universities, graduates may apply 60 or more credits earned toward a
BS degree.
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Plattsburgh State University of New York - The undergraduate nursing
curriculum is rooted in a foundation of the sciences, humanities,
technology and informational literacy, complemented by a broad-based,
multicultural general education program. In service to this unique, rural
region, registered nurses are provided the opportunity to continue their
nursing and liberal studies in a challenging and supportive climate.
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Queensborough Community College School of Nursing - Department of
Nursing. Program of Study: two and one half-year program leading to an
Associate in Applied Science degree. Graduates are eligible to take the
National Council Licensure Examination for Registered Professional Nursing
(NCLEX-RN).
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Roberts Wesleyan
College - The Division of Nursing offers the Bachelor of Science
degree with a major in nursing. Graduates of the Traditional Program are
eligible to sit for the National Council of Licensure Exam – RN, commonly
known as the RN Boards. In addition to the traditional nursing degree
program, the Division of nursing at Roberts Wesleyan College offers an
adult degree completion program for RN’s seeking a bachelor of science in
nursing.
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Saint
Elizabeth Hospital School of Nursing -
The academic program is a two-year Associate
in Applied Science Degree Nursing Program. The program fully integrates
theoretical learning with clinical experiences. The nursing courses
include hands on patient care that is planned and supervised by a faculty
member with expertise in a particular nursing area.
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Saint John Fisher
College - The Department of Nursing offers professional programs of
study that prepare baccalaureate and master's degree graduates to
positively influence health outcomes for culturally diverse individuals,
families, and communities in a rapidly changing, highly complex health
care environment.
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Saint Vincent Catholic Medical Centers - In our two year associate
degree program, you will have the opportunity to participate in a variety
of learning experiences that will encompass both classroom instruction and
clinical practice. Supervised clinical experience takes place within the
Medical Center as well as a variety of community based facilities.
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Suffolk County Community College - This program leads to the Associate
of Applied Science degree. A graduate of this program is eligible to take
the NCLEX-RN examination for licensure as a Registered Professional Nurse.
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SUNY Brockport
- Our undergraduate and
graduate programs educate students for nursing practice in a variety of
settings. The programs are designed to prepare students for professional
employment, leadership roles, graduate/post-graduate study, and
professional and civic advocacy.
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SUNY Downstate
Medical Center - College of Nursing.
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SUNY Institute of Technology at Utica / Rome -
The School of Nursing and Health
Systems offers a bachelor of science degree in nursing and a master of
science degree in adult nurse practitioner, family nurse practitioner and
nursing administration.
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SUNY New Paltz
- At the baccalaureate level, nursing education prepares professional
nurse generalists who can deliver health care to individuals, families,
communities, and societal groups.
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SUNY University at Buffalo - The School of Nursing began in the 1930's
as a division of the School of Medicine and became an independent unit
within the University in 1940. Nearly 6,000 alumni have graduated from the
school's programs, which span the academic spectrum from the baccalaureate
through the doctoral degree.
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SUNY Upstate Medical
Center - Upstate Medical University’s College of Nursing is the only
college in the Syracuse area that offers an upper division program to
further educate registered nurses (RNs).
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Syracuse University
- The School of Nursing offers undergraduate (B.S.) and graduate (M.S.)
degree programs in nursing.
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Teachers
College, Columbia University - Nursing education began at Teachers
College in 1899. The Nursing Education Program has a long and
distinguished tradition of commitment to the education of nurses who have
diverse roles in academic and community settings in the United States and
abroad.
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The Sage
Colleges - Baccalaureate preparation provides the essential components
of a nursing career in the challenging practice environment of nursing and
health care. A Master's degree with a major in nursing and post-Master's
certificates provide preparation for advanced practice roles and many
interesting career opportunities
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Tompkins Cortland Community College - Tompkins Cortland’s rigorous and
highly-praised nursing program offers diverse clinical experiences in
hospitals, long term care facilities, and community settings. Courses in
nursing, liberal arts, and humanities provide in-depth career preparation.
Graduates have an excellent job placement record.
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Trocaire College - The Practical Nursing Program will prepare the
graduate for a position as a Licensed Practical Nurse. Licensed Practical
Nurses (LPN) function as an integral and important part of the health
team, providing patient care under the supervision of registered nurses.
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Ulster County Community College -
SUNY Ulster's nursing graduates are prepared to pass the NCLEX-RN and be
competent professional nurses. Faculty believes that education is a
lifelong process and graduates are encouraged to further their education.
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University of
Rochester - The School of Nursing offers graduate and undergraduate
degrees. Includes mission, description of programs, admission information,
events, newsletters, and information about the Community Nursing Center.
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Utica College of Syracuse University - Our program will prepare you to
pursue a career in such areas as critical care, childbearing and
childrearing family nursing, geriatrics, community health and more.
Additionally, you will be provided with a solid foundation for pursuing
graduate studies in nursing specialty practice areas.
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Wagner College - Emphasizing leadership and decision making, Wagner’s
Nursing Program blends liberal arts and intensive course work in nursing
to prepare upper division graduate nurses for the intellectual and
technical challenges of the profession. Students are offered a variety of
field experiences in selected health care agencies.
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Westchester
Community College
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