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Whether you are looking to receive your first college degree or planning to advance your education and career, Trinity College of Nursing & Health Sciences is ready to come along side you as you begin these first steps including careers in Nursing, Radiography, and Medical Laboratory Sciences.

Bachelors of Science in Nursing-Accelerated

The Accelerated BSN (BSN-A) option is a full-time course of study designed to enable students with a previous baccalaureate degree to earn a Bachelor of Science in Nursing. This is an intensive, fast-paced program, which builds upon previous education while providing nursing art and science content in a 15-month program.

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Bachelor of Science in Nursing Basic Traditional

The Basic Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN-B) option is a basic or generic option that allows a student who has completed all general education courses required for the baccalaureate nursing program to complete the nursing courses over six semesters. The basic program combines both didactic and clinical nursing experiences.

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Bachelor of Science in Nursing Completion (Online)

The Bachelor of Science in Nursing Completion (BSN-C) is an online option that provides advanced education for the graduate of an associate degree or diploma nursing program who has passed the NCLEX-RN and already has a nursing license.

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LPN-BSN Advanced Standing

Advanced standing for LPNs in the Bachelor of Science in Nursing Basic (BSN-B) program option is a selective process based upon an evaluation of previous academic and work experience, and results of a placement exam.

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Military Medic Advanced Standing

Advanced standing for Military Medics in the Bachelor of Science in Nursing Basic (BSN-B) program option is a selective process based upon an evaluation of previous academic and work experience.

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Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences (Online)

The BSHS program is an online course of study that can be taken full or part-time. The program is designed to enable students with a previous associate degree in radiography, respiratory care, or other qualified allied health programs to earn a baccalaureate degree in Health Sciences.

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Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences Medical Laboratory Science

The Medical Laboratory Science (MLS) program prepares laboratory professionals through a one-year blended program. Students enrolled in the MLS program complete all general education courses before starting the MLS coursework which includes classroom, laboratory, and clinical coursework.

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Associate of Applied Science - Radiography

Radiographers are often on the front lines of injuries and illnesses, and they are instrumental in working with physicians to find a diagnosis. The Associate of Applied Science in Radiography prepares students from culturally and ethnically diverse communities for a career as professional radiographers. Graduates are trained to capture the highest quality medical images as they relate to patient conditions. The program exposes students to rich clinical experiences, building on the theoretical foundation received in the classroom and laboratory.

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Explore Trinity College's Graduate Programs

Master of Science in Nursing Direct Entry, Master of Science in Nursing Educator Degrees

Masters of Science in Nursing - Direct Entry

The MSN-DEP option is a 2-year program of study designed for students who hold a bachelor's degree in a non-nursing discipline. Students learn about best practices in nursing, research utilization, leadership and management, community assessment and planning, information management, and historical and political influences on health care.

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Nurse Educator Option (Online)

The Master of Science in Nursing-Nurse Educator is an online program option that prepares licensed, registered nurses who have completed baccalaureate nursing studies, and at least one year of clinical experience or are currently practicing as an RN, for a successful career as a nurse educator in a clinic, hospital, or college/university setting. Selected courses use a combination of teaching methodologies such as online learning and preceptored clinical experiences.

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