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What does it mean to be a baccalaureate graduate
from the
College of Nursing
at
the
University of North Dakota?
It means being
a
multidimensional professional |
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| The baccalaureate program of the University of North Dakota College of Nursing provides a sound background of liberal education, preparation in all basic areas of clinical nursing practice, and a solid foundation for graduate education. Our graduates receive the Bachelor of Science in Nursing (B.S.N.) degree and are eligible to take national board examinations (NCLEX) for registered nurse licensure (RN). The University of North Dakota Nursing programs are accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE) and are approved by the North Dakota State Board of Nursing. Since the College of Nursing strives to reflect current trends in the nursing profession, there may be on-going changes in the curriculum. |
Nurses are:
- Healers, working in a team effort to provide comprehensive care .
- Communicators, listening to the concerns of their clients, and relating them to other members of the health care team.
- Decision makers in managing the health care processes.
- Leaders and innovators, continually evaluating their own work and looking for ways to improve their profession educators.
- Promoters of good health practices, and helping to prevent illness citizens,
- Involved in the affairs of their communities and profession lifelong students.
- Always seeking to expand their own knowledge and skills nurses are educated, discerning people.
UND is an equal opportunity institution. For additional information on Equal Opportunity policies and procedures, see the UND catalog and other major printed pieces. |
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