Columbia College of Nursing and Mount Mary College, two institutions of excellent educational tradition, offer a joint bachelor of science in nursing (BSN) program. This educational partnership offers the highest caliber of preparation for a career in nursing.

At Mount Mary College, students develop their problem-solving, leadership, analytical thinking, and communication skills with an emphasis on the liberal arts. Columbia College of Nursing is committed to providing excellence in professional education for nurses.

Student-centered learning enables students to excel in their nursing studies while benefiting from small classes and individual faculty attention. Mount Mary College is a women's college, however, men may be admitted to the nursing program.

The program unites the academic and hands on components of the nurse's clinical practice. This unique blend promotes excellence in education, practice, scholarly activities, professional leadership, and professional continuing education by the faculty and the graduates of the nursing program.

Transfer Nursing Information Sessions

• Learn what it takes to get into our Nursing Program
• Bring your transcripts to find out what courses transfer
  
  Sessions meet the second Wednesday of each month from 6-8 p.m. in Notre Dame Hall, Room 144. Dates are: April 9, May 14, June 11 and July 9. To RSVP, call (414) 256-1219 or send email to dixona@mtmary.edu.

Advantages of the Columbia College of Nursing - Mount Mary College Nursing Program:

• Clinical opportunities in the Columbia St. Mary's Health System and many other area locations
• Academic scholarship and financial aid opportunities
• Career counseling and job placement assistance
• Learning resource centers and libraries equipped to support the nursing curriculum
• Low student to faculty ratio
• Classes held at safe, convenient, residential campuses in Milwaukee

Upon successful completion of the nursing degree requirements, students receive a bachelor of science in nursing degree from both institutions. The nursing program is approved by the Wisconsin State Board of Nursing and is accredited by the National League for Nursing Accrediting Commission.

BSN Completion: Geared for the working RN, the BSN Completion program takes advantage of students' past experience and educational training. Students work closely with an academic advisor to develop a personalized study plan which may include a variety of scheduling options.

Find out more:

• Complete an Interest Form
• Contact an Admission Counselor
• Check out the Nursing Curriculum
• Review the BSN Completion Course Requirements
• Read Admission Criteria
• See the Academic Catalog
• Read the CCON Policy and Procedure Manual