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In the Allegheny County of Pennsylvania, the Citizens’ School of Nursing provides a two-year preparation program that helps equip students to take the National Council Licensure Examination for Registered Nurses (NCLEX-RN).
This program includes nearly 1400 hours of nursing theory and practice in a hospital-based setting, so that students are fully prepared for the high-pressure environment in which the Citizens’ School of Nursing will help them excel.
Originally founded in 1913 under the name of Citizens’ General Hospital School of Nursing, the current-day Citizens’ School of Nursing has grown from an original class size of six students to a current enrollment of around two hundred students.
Because of its small class size and hands-on teaching model, the Citizens’ School of Nursing helps students get the experience that they need in a controlled environment, and helps prepare them for their chosen career in a manner that ensures that they will be able to excel and ultimately thrive!
2 Year
Very small (under 1,000 students)
Acceptance Rate
Open Admission Policy
Dual Credit
Credit for Life Experiences
Advanced Placement (AP)
High School GPA
High School Rank
High School Record
College Preparatory Program Completion
Recommendations
Competencies
Standardized Test Scores
TOEFL
Other Tests
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$4285 is the average amount awarded.
$3880 was the average amount awarded.
$7487 was the average amount awarded.
On-Campus Housing
Student Dormitory Capacity
166
American Indian or Alaska Native
Asian
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Hispanic or Latino
Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islanders
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Two or More Races
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