Loading...Virginia offers ample opportunities to nursing students to advance their career in nursing field. There are many nursing schools, community colleges, tech-schools, vocational colleges and universities, offering State or National approved National League for Nursing Accreditation Commission or Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education and Tennessee State Board of Nursing accredited degrees to the students.
Major, nursing schools and colleges includes, Christian colleges, Liberty University in Lynchburg, Riverside School of Health Careers in Newport, University of Virginia in Charlottesville, Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond, George Mason University in Fairfax and Hampton University and others, where a nursing student can study entry level programs to BSN, MSN, RN – MSN, post masters, Doctoral programs and Ph.D.
Virginia Nursing Degree
- LPN to ADN
- LPN/LVN
- LPN to BSN
- RN to BSN
- Second Degree BSN
- Accelerated BSN
- Part-Time MSN
- Master of Science in Nursing
- Post-Master’s Certificate
- Associate Degree in Nursing
- Family NP
- Nursing Education
- Acute Care CNS
- Doctor of Nursing Practice
- PhD in Nursing
- Direct Entry MSN
These nursing degree programs also help a nursing student to sit for NCLEX examination for certification.
It is also necessary that nursing aspirants should appear for an entrance tests such as Registered Nurse Entrance Exam, Nursing Entrance Test, Psychological Services Bureau, Critical Thinking Entrance Exam and Test of Essential Academic Skills or any prerequisite of the college to get admission to these degree programs.