Concordia University-Wisconsin

Concordia University is a faith based institution of higher education committed to developing students in all aspects for the service of the Church and the World at large.

The Nursing program at Concordia is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education.

The program is offered in flexible full time and part time options with some courses offered online. The nursing program offers direct clinical practice as well as up to date in classroom instruction.

Admissions Requirements:

Students transferring from another college will be required to submit their transcripts for review. Concordia College requires a cumulative Grade Point Average of 3.0 and a minimum of a ‘C’ grade for all science classes.

All applications must be received by the school by the 15th of July for enrollment in the fall semester and by the 15th of December for enrollment in the spring semester. The Nursing and Admissions committee will review each application with due consideration.

Students entering the sophomore year of the program will be required to have: Current CPR certification for healthcare providers and CNA certification.

For the purpose of clinical practice sessions offered at healthcare facilities within the community. Graduates from the program will be eligible to sit for the National Licensure exam to become licensed Registered Nurses.