Galen College of Nursing, Cincinnati is a professional school focusing on nursing education. The following is a detailed introduction to it:

School Overview

Focus on nursing education: This campus, like other campuses of Galen College of Nursing, devotes all resources to nursing education and is committed to helping students pass the NCLEX® exam and become excellent nurses.

Qualification Accreditation: Its associate degree program in nursing is accredited by the American Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing (ACEN), and the school itself is also accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Higher Education (SACSCOC), which guarantees the school's educational quality and degree recognition.

Location: The campus is located at 100 E Business Way, Suite 120 in Cincinnati, Ohio. The superior geographical location provides students with abundant internship and employment opportunities.

Professional Settings

Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN): This is a 36-month pre-licensing program suitable for students without a nursing foundation. After graduation, students can obtain a Bachelor of Science in Nursing, improve their nursing skills and career development potential.

Associate Degree in Nursing (ADN): The 24-month ADN course is based on clinical practice, allowing students to fully exercise their practical skills while learning theoretical knowledge. After graduation, they can take the NCLEX-RN® exam to become a registered nurse.

LPN/LVN to ADN Bridge: For those who hold a license as a professional nurse (LPN) or a licensed LVN, it can be completed in as fast as 15 months under full-time study, helping them to smoothly transition to the role of a registered nurse.

Online RN to BSN: Designed for those who have obtained the qualification of a registered nurse, all courses are completed online, and a Bachelor of Science in Nursing can be obtained in as fast as 12 months, which is convenient for working nurses to improve their academic qualifications and professional level.

Online Master of Nursing (Online MSN): Provides nurses who have obtained a Bachelor of Science in Nursing with the opportunity to further their studies. The course has two professional directions: nursing education and healthcare leadership, which can meet the career development needs of different students.

Teaching resources and facilities

Simulation laboratory: Equipped with realistic manikin and various advanced medical equipment, it can simulate various real clinical scenarios, allowing students to practice in a safe and controllable environment, familiarize themselves with the nursing workflow in advance, and exercise clinical thinking and emergency response capabilities.

Clinical learning laboratory: Provides students with a dedicated space to train clinical core skills, such as blood drawing, intravenous catheter insertion, wound care, etc., to help students apply theoretical knowledge to practice. Closely combine knowledge with practical operation to better adapt to future nursing work.

Student Success Center: Committed to providing students with all-round support and services, including academic counseling, career planning guidance, psychological counseling, etc., to help students solve various problems encountered in learning and life, and ensure that students can successfully complete their studies and achieve their career goals.

Professional teaching team: With a group of nationally recognized excellent teachers, they not only have solid professional knowledge, but also have rich clinical experience and teaching experience, and can provide students with high-quality education and teaching guidance, helping students solve various problems encountered in learning and practice.

Campus activities and open days

Campus open days will be held, such as During the open house on May 15, 2024 from 4 to 6 p.m., students can tour the campus' state-of-the-art facilities, meet faculty, and learn more about the nursing program and related financial aid options.

There are also campus "walk-ins" every Friday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., where students can tour the campus and get help with admissions or financial aid.

Admission Requirements

General Requirements: Must be a high school graduate or have an equivalent degree such as a General Education Development (GED) diploma and be able to communicate effectively in English.

Specific Program Requirements:

BSN Programs: Scores from ACT, SAT, PAX, ATI TEAS, etc. are required, and the scores must be obtained within the past five years, with ACT scores of at least 20, SAT scores of at least 1100, PAX scores of at least 101, and TEAS scores of at least 58.7.

ADN Program: ACT, SAT, PAX, ATI TEAS and other exam scores are required, and the scores must be obtained in the past five years, with ACT at least 18 points, SAT at least 980 points, PAX at least 90 points, and TEAS at least 52 points.

LPN/LVN to ADN Bridge Program: Students are required to have a practical/vocational nursing diploma and a GPA of 2.5 or higher in the PN/VN program, and provide proof of a current, valid, unrestricted PN license.