As the county and nation suffer from a nursing shortage, the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga is launching an accelerated nursing degree program to get more nurses in the field sooner. UTC ...

MOORHEAD — Concordia College’s first class of its 12-month accelerated nursing program had a 100% passing rate on the national exam required to become a licensed registered nurse. Concordia’s ...

FEATURES INSIDE THAT FACILITY. TWO LOCAL SCHOOLS ARE TEAMING UP TO GIVE STUDENTS A FAST TRACK TO A DEGREE IN NURSING. WINSTON-SALEM STATE UNIVERSITY AND SALEM COLLEGE ANNOUNCED THE PARTNERSHIP THIS ...

WILKES-BARRE — The accelerated nursing program at Wilkes University is growing, and it needs funding to help accommodate more students. Mike Wood, special assistant to the president at Wilkes, laid ...

The University of Louisiana at Lafayette, in partnership with Ochsner Lafayette General, will create an accelerated bachelor’s in nursing degree program to address the critical need for registered ...

DES MOINES, Iowa — Drake University has introduced a new accelerated nursing program that will "meet the dynamic interests of current and future students". It comes while the U.S. is facing a nursing ...

An accelerated Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree program at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga will begin in the fall 2023 semester, UTC officials announced on Monday. The launch of the ...

ORLANDO, Fla. — The demand for more health care workers continues to rise in Central Florida as the population in the area continues to grow. For Kris Hysler, the thought of being a nurse had never ...

State leaders estimate North Carolina could be short nearly 19,000 nurses in less than 10 years, but UNC Charlotte is working ...

Accelerated nurse programs enable people holding degrees other than nursing to pursue a different career. They are fast, concentrated, and designed to meet the rising nurse demand. However, the myriad ...

Newfoundland and Labrador's Registered Nurses' Union is voicing concerns about Memorial University's decision to suspend its three-year accelerated nursing degree program.