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Associate in Applied Science Degree
Nursing

 

 


Acquire the personal and technical skills needed to face the challenges of today's health care environment. Various duties focus around the treatment, education, and emotional support of patients, their families, and the general public. 


to promote health, prevent disease, and help patients cope with illness and injury as you work closely with doctors and other health care professionals. A career in nursing can be both professionally and personally fulfilling as it combines a knowledge in science and technology with a compassionate touch. Help fill the demand in job locations from hospitals to private homes.

The Human Anatomy & Physiology courses are affiliated with the Department of Anatomy and  Cell Biology, Rush Medical Center.

Please view the Nursing course list for details on the curriculum.

 
 



address the fundamentals of nursing care, mental health, pediatrics,
maternal care, adult and critical care, and pharmacology


learn basic and applied science topics including human anatomy and
physiology, microbiology, and developmental psychology


become aware of the importance of continuing education in the health care field



- Registered Professional Nurse
- Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation (IDFPR)


- Northwestern Memorial Hospital
- Children's Memorial Hospital
- Holy Cross Hospital
- Provena Mercy Medical Center

Materials Considered For Admission

  • High school diploma, college coursework, or GED score
  • Work or community service experience
  • Standardized examination results
  • Demonstrated character necessary for success in college
  • Nursing applicants should demonstrate satisfactory performance in high school (or its equivalent) advanced algebra, biology, and chemistry. 

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