What degree in nursing is offered?
Bachelor of Science in Nursing.
 

How long does it take to complete the program?
If you are starting the program with no college credits, it should take four years, depending upon your academic progression.

If you have attended another undergraduate institution, your credits can be evaluated for possible transfer credit. Contact us for a specific evaluation. No credits can be transferred from nursing courses at other institutions.
 

Does your program offer night or weekend classes?
Although some of the prerequisite classes are offered in the evening, nursing classes and clinicals are only offered on weekdays during the day. The senior year preceptored practicum is an exception, and may follow a different schedule.
 

How large is your class size?
The clinical phase at hospitals is 10 students to one instructor. Class size for courses held in classrooms is approximately 20 to 30 students. Class size in clinical sections varies according to individual agency requirements, but is generally no more than 10 students.
 

Is the program accredited?
We are registered by New York State Education Department. We are a member of the American Association of Colleges of Nursing (AACN), and are working toward accreditation by the AACN's Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE), a national accreditation agency.
 

Where are the clinical sites?
We utilize several clinical sites and continue to expand our partnerships and clinical affiliations including:

• Creedmoor Psychiatric Center,
• Flushing Hospital Medical Center
• Good Samaritan Hospital,
• Huntington Hospital,
• Lenox Hill Hospital,
• Long Beach Hospital
• Nassau University Medical Center,
• North Shore/LIJ Health Systems Extended Care & Rehabilitation,
• North Shore/LIJ Health Care System-Manhasset,
• Queens Hospital Center,
• St. Barnabas Hospital,
• South Nassau Communities Hospital,
• Union Community Health Center,
• Visiting Nurse Services of New York,