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"Collaborative scene at the LifeCare AISN conference: Students and faculty actively participating, exchanging knowledge, and fostering a vibrant learning community.

BSN | BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN NURSING

LifeCare American International School Of Nursing

Our BSN curriculum is developed, implemented, and revised to reflect clear statements of expected student learning outcomes that are consistent with professional nursing standards and guidelines and congruent with the program’s mission/philosophy, goals, and expected outcomes. The link between our mission and philosophy and Nursing Professional Standards is demonstrated through the interpretation of jointly held beliefs and values.

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The professional value of caring, the core competencies of critical thinking, application of research-based nursing knowledge, communication, cultural competency, and technical nursing skills to guide the development of a professional provider of care are inherently present in the stated conceptual themes. For a listing of courses in the curriculum, the student is referred to our course  catalog.

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For those wishing to become professional nurses, earning a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) is the most common educational course. At LifeCare American International School of Nursing, our BSN program combines in-classroom academics with hands-on learning to make for a program that completely prepares students to enter the nursing field. In addition to professional nursing classes, classes in our BSN program include studies in  humanities, social sciences, behavioral sciences, biology and lots more.

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The BSN program at LifeCare American International School Of Nursing allows students to earn their degree in 4years. Graduates of our BSN program will be fully prepared as generalists able to both administer nursing care while also working to organize, implement, and evaluate a hospital or other organization’s overall nursing care. Graduates of our BSN program are also eligible to take the National Council Licensure Examination for Registered Nurses (NCLEX-RN) to become a registered nurse (RN).

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We offer a comprehensive NCLEX-RN training to our students commencing from the third year of their academic journey. This strategic approach ensures that upon graduation, they are thoroughly equipped to successfully undertake and pass the NCLEX-RN examinations. The successful completion of these exams empowers our graduates to pursue professional nursing practice across diverse locations within the United States. This focused training program is designed to enhance their knowledge, skills, and confidence, aligning with our commitment to producing highly qualified and capable healthcare professionals.

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Credits Required for Degree Completion: 166 Units

Tuition fees: $7,500 (encompassing accommodation and textbooks within the specified cost.)

Imagine your life with the right degree! 

"Focused students engaged in hands-on learning at the state-of-the-art nursing simulation lab at LifeCare American, honing their practical skills and preparing for real-world healthcare scenarios."
"Focused students engaged in hands-on learning at the state-of-the-art nursing simulation lab at LifeCare American, honing their practical skills and preparing for real-world healthcare scenarios."
Joyful students engaging in hands-on learning at the nursing simulation lab of LifeCare American exemplifying enthusiasm and dedication to practical nursing skills development."
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