Nursing, AAS
The nursing program prepares the student for a technical career in nursing and is approved by the Michigan State Board of Nursing. It includes two semesters of prerequisite course work and four semesters of nursing course work for the full-time generic student. Upon successful completion of all course work, the graduate will be eligible to write the National Council Licensure Exam for the Registered Nurse (NCLEX-RN). Employment opportunities include acute care hospitals, long term acute care and extended care facilities, clinics, offices, home health, and ambulatory care. Graduates may transfer credits toward a Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree at many colleges and universities. Financial aid, scholarships, tutoring, and counseling services are available to assist students.
*Please note this program requires a special application packet. Please see a health careers pathway advisor or counselor for more information and visit the Nursing program page on our website for program information, FAQs, accreditation details, and more.
Associate of Applied Science
Nursing Prerequisites
Program Required Courses
Total Credit Hours: 68.5