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There are 113 students enrolled for credits in the fall of last year academic year

Our Philosophy: WE BELIEVE The practice of nursing is.. - an art and a science - dedicated to promoting, maintaining,restoring, and supporting the health of individuals living and dying - holistic - caring - accountable: legally, ethically and morally - the application of theoretical knowledge, reasoning and technical competence - accepting and respecting individuals regardless of religion, race, creed, color, age, gender, culture, ability, mental status or socioeconomic status, or political affiliation - in partnerships with - individuals and significant others with actual or potential health needs - and healthcare team members. Education.. - is a partnership involving shared accountability between faculty and students - requires open, honest and timely communication by faculty and students - recognizes students' unique abilities, life experiences and learning preferences - is commmitted to providing a variety of resources and active learning experiences to support individual learning preferences and rates - builds from simple to complex. A minimum level of competency is critical before progressing in a sequential curriculum. In consultation with faculty, students identify corrective measures necessary to move to a higher level of competence. - flourishes in an environment in which there is freedom of expression, creativity and innovation. - is a lifelong endeavor.

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