Beebe School of Nursing
Beebe Medical Center
424 Savannah Road
Lewes, DE 19958
302-645-3300

http://www.beebemed.org/school-nursing


BSN
With completion of the prerequisite courses, the nursing diploma curriculum at The School of Nursing, and three additional courses—English II, Macroeconomics, and Oral Communications—the student will have completed the Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) Lower Division Requirements for Wilmington University. The School of Nursing has an articulation agreement and a specific curriculum plan with Wilmington University to facilitate BSN completion with one additional year of study. Information is also available for students to complete a BSN through the University of Delaware RN to BSN program.


Delaware State University
Delaware State University
John R. Price Building
1200 N. DuPont Highway
Dover, DE 19901
302.857.6750

http://www.desu.edu/health-and-public-policy/department-nursing


BSN
Delaware State’s undergraduate nursing degree program features an unusually high degree of face-to-face interaction between instructors and students. Our nursing students work in smart classrooms and simulation labs, getting hands-on experience with electronic medication carts, computerized monitors, and other high-tech tools of the nursing profession. Above all, the undergraduate nursing degree emphasizes real-world experience and direct community involvement. Students participate in field work at public clinics, schools, assisted-living facilities, and other health care sites. They gain the skills, confidence, and communication ability to excel in this rapidly growing field.


Delaware Technical Community College
Charles L. Terry Jr. Campus
Delaware Technical Community College
100 Campus Drive
Dover, Delaware 19904-1383
(302) 857-1000

https://www.dtcc.edu/academics/programs-study/nursing


Associate Degree Nursing
Associate Degree Nursing (RN) prepares you for a career as an essential member of the health care team. Nurses are often the primary contact for the patient , directly addressing patients' responses to health events. Through this program, you will gain knowledge and skills that are essential for making a difference in the health of members of your community. Nursing is one of the most interesting and important fields in health care, providing various exciting job opportunities, excellent pay, and a rewarding career. If you are interested in starting a career in nursing, this program is your first step. Offered at the Dover, Georgetown, and Stanton Campus.


Wesley College
Wesley College
120 North State Street
Dover, Delaware 19901
302.736.2300
http://www.wesley.edu/?id=177


Bachelor of Science in Nursing
BSN students begin in the first year of study to integrate nursing theory and concepts with knowledge from the college core areas of communicating in the world, global society and its culture, the human experience, scientific literacy, and analysis. This evidence-based knowledge integration, which continues throughout the four years of study, fosters the development of professional attributes and skills to establish humanistic caring relationships through an understanding of the values of both the College and the Department of Nursing. The department offers experiences locally, nationally and abroad. BSN students use the nursing process to critically think through nursing situations to achieve the nursing aims of health promotion, health maintenance, and health restoration. The central focus at all levels of the BSN curriculum is the patient centered health capacity. The client emphasis on the individual, family, and/or the community depends on the level of study in the BSN curriculum. Students build nursing skills and recognition of external and internal environmental forces to assist the patient to achieve desired health capacity. There are no college courses or pre-requisites required to be eligible to begin the nursing program at Wesley College. The mission and the philosophy of the nursing department aligns with the values of the College.


RN-MSN
The Wesley College Department of Nursing offers an RN to Master of Science in Nursing degree (MSN) designed for the Registered Nurse (RN) with or without a Bachelor’s degree. Students enrolled in the program will have the opportunity to continue their personal and professional growth through liberal arts and science courses and graduate level nursing education. The course of study emphasizes the Department of Nursing’s belief that a strong foundation in liberal studies is essential to professional nursing practice. Concomitantly, the program prepares the nurse for advanced practice in a wide variety of health care settings to promote and maintain high level wellness and to improve health care delivery in a rapidly changing society. This RN to MSN is an innovative and creative option that prepares the registered nurse whose basic credential is the hospital school diploma, the collegiate Associate Degree in Nursing or the Collegiate Baccalaureate Degree in Nursing, to assume an advanced practice role as a clinical nurse specialist.



Wilmington University
8 Locations in Delaware see link below:
http://www.wilmu.edu/locations.aspx
(877) 967-5464
http://www.wilmu.edu/health/


Pre-RN
The Pre-RN Option is aimed exclusively at eligible second-level associate degree nursing students who may be waiting for clinical placement at their home institutions, or who wish to begin work on their BSN while continuing to complete the associate degree. This option will allow nursing students to earn credits toward their BSN on a part-time basis before completing their Associate Degree in Nursing at the partner institution. The Pre-RN course of study is initially denoted as a General Studies major so that students remain in a degree-seeking program. The Pre-RN option includes specific upper level core courses and Health (HLT) electives that include high profile contemporary topics. The Pre-RN students will enjoy the benefits of socialization and mentoring opportunities while taking courses with RN to BSN students.


RN-BSN
The Wilmington University baccalaureate degree in Nursing (BSN) provides students who hold a nursing diploma or an associate degree in nursing with increased knowledge in the field of nursing. Students will gain additional practicum experience and the leadership skills necessary to advance in the dynamic health care industry. WilmU faculty have real-world experience and understand the challenges of balancing career and educational demands. Courses are available in seven-week blocks, weekend modular, hybrid and online.


BSN-MSN
Students who have completed basic nursing education along with a Bachelor’s degree in another field who wish to complete their MSN will be admitted into the BSN to MSN Option for Second Degree Students. Transfer credits will remain the same as for the RN to BSN Pathway Bachelor of Science in Nursing students. Students in this option will be awarded a BSN once they have completed 31 credits consisting of the courses listed below. Students will receive their MSN once all remaining courses are completed in the Graduate Program.