Nursing at ISU
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What do you need to do to become a nursing student at Indiana State University? Here is information about our application process:
At this time, the New York State Board of Education has not recognized or approved Indiana State University to conduct clinical nursing education with citizens from New York.
Indiana State nursing programs have been submitted for review but it has yet to be determined if the online programs will be considered.
Due to this unfortunate circumstance, the nursing programs at Indiana State University will not be accepting any undergraduate or graduate nursing students from the state of New York for admission into the major.
Offerings at ISU
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Four-year traditional baccalaureate degree program
- Track for licensed practical nurses (LPN-BS)
- Track for registered nurses (RN-BS)
- Master's degree program
- Family Nurse Practitioner
- Nursing Administration
- Nursing Education
- Continuing Nursing Education program
Licensure
Graduates who are not already licensed Registered Nurses are eligible to apply to take the National Council Licensing Examination for Registered Nurses for entry into practice.
accreditation
Want to know more about a particular program / track / concentration of nursing at ISU?
Complete a request for information.
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* Due to the current development of the College of Nursing, Health, and Human Services, the terminology / nomenclature on this web site will be updated when the process is complete and approved by the appropriate entities.