Shenandoah University - Curiosity Required
As a freshman, you’ll find yourself launching head-first into a rigorous nursing curriculum. With the support of an experienced nursing faculty adviser, you’ll receive academic and professional guidance throughout your four years in the program. You will also have direct access to a full range of student-life activities on and off campus. After you’ve completed your studies, you’ll sit for the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX), prepared with the skills and knowledge to apply for entry-level professional nurse positions.
We’re excited you’re interested in one of our graduate nursing programs! Shenandoah Reviews applications on a rolling basis, which means we will begin evaluating your application once all your documentation has been submitted. Students submitting completed applications before our priority deadlines will be considered first.
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Eleanor Wade Custer School of Nursing Dean Kathryn M. Ganske, Ellen Custer Morgan and Linda Custer Russell honored the school's namesake on May 20, as ... Read More...
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As the health care industry moves toward a team model of delivery, universities and colleges must train graduates who are not only well-versed in their specific area of study, but who are also prepared to work as members of a diverse health care team.
Because of this reality, the Health & Life Sciences Building plays an important role in Shenandoah’s ability to give students exactly what they need — a place that fosters innovation and collaboration between disciplines.
The facility offers programs in Nursing, Respiratory Care, Occupational Therapy, Physical Therapy and Education. Facilities include seven classrooms, a 100 seat lecture/activity room, a computer laboratory, a student lounge area, a library study area, 12 staff/faculty offices and three nursing laboratories that contain simulation equipment. The campus also includes a large kitchen and lunch room.
