A nursing degree is a nursing degree!!! Obviously there’s a difference between an associates and a bachelors, but even then sometimes hospitals could careless which type of degree you have.

The Beth El nursing program (which again, old info, I haven’t looked in awhile), partners with Pikes Peak State College to get those pre reqs done. They are a good program and the one I would focus on.

I’m looking into community colleges around the Denver metro area including Arapahoe Community College and Front Range Community College, and I’ve also heard of Denver College of Nursing and …

I'm interested in earning my Associates in Nursing, but I don't know what institution would accept Sophia? The more courses they accept, the better.

I have an associates in health science degree. Are there any colleges where I can accelerate into BSN using this degree? It seems like everywhere that have accelerated programs want a non nursing …

CO nursing student here! I have heard that Metro’s admissions are more competitive than Regis, due to the smaller class sizes and lower price.

The classes will be in person through out the program with clinicals anywhere from 12-24 hours a week. One of the most challenging aspects of nursing school is just how busy you are with very little control …

I graduated from Denver College of Nursing in 2020 with my BSN, and it was truly a transformative experience. The program is very challenging, but the demands set a high standard and a deep …