The Associate of Science in Nursing has one concentration, which requires 70 credits. The program prepares the graduate with the competencies to take the NCLEX-RN exam.

Program learning outcomes for the A.S. in Nursing program are as follows:

• Knowledge of nursing
• Person-centered care
• Population health
• Scholarship for the nursing discipline
• Quality and safety practices in nursing
• Interprofessional partnerships
• Systems-based practice
• Informatics and healthcare technologies
• Professionalism
• Personal, professional, and leadership development