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Why Choose Our Nursing Program in Cincinnati?

The campus experience for our nursing program revolves around three key areas — community, quality education, and personalized support. At the Cincinnati campus you’ll find a supportive community of aspiring nurses, focused nursing curriculum, and personalized academic resources to help you prepare for your nursing career.

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Join a Growing Community of Nursing Students

Learn and grow with a passionate community of current and aspiring nurses. During your nursing program experience, you’ll make new friends and meet future colleagues who are on the same pathway to becoming registered nurses.  Faculty help students to form study groups and establish peer mentoring. Our academic program is designed to create the most supportive community possible for your education.

Personalized Attention in Class

Our Cincinnati nursing college limits class sizes to ensure you can receive more personalized attention and feedback from our dedicated faculty and staff. This close-knit learning approach is a hallmark of our program.

Nursing Sessions Begin 6 Times Per Year

In our nursing program, new sessions begin about every eight weeks, six times per year. You’re never restricted to starting school in just Fall or Spring. Our nursing students have the chance to start the BSN program when the timing is right for them.

View and download upcoming start dates for new students on our Academic Calendar page.

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Convenient Location in Cincinnati

Our nursing program in Cincinnati is conveniently located near the I-71 & I-275 interchange, providing easy access for students in and around the Cincinnati area, including Dayton, Fairfield, Mason, White Oak, and Westwood. We’re also accessible for students across the Ohio River in Covington, Kentucky. If you’re searching for nursing programs in Cincinnati, our campus offers a central location.

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Student Involvement Opportunities

Our Social Scrubs Squad is an exciting opportunity for passionate students to contribute to the Arizona College of Nursing – Cincinnati community. The mission of this program is to gather and showcase authentic content from our students’ nursing journeys and experiences on social media platforms. We aim to empower student leaders who will share their stories with prospective students, their families, and the wider community. If you’re interested in participating, reach out to your local campus leadership team for more information.

Nursing Programs and Your Collegiate Nursing Education

We know that there are a lot of nursing concepts and terms that can make it difficult to know what path you should take in nursing. There are many roles you could pursue at some point in your career – Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP), Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN), Registered Nurse (RN), and more. The right nursing program and the nursing concepts it teaches are critical on the path to your desired career placement.

Our dedicated admissions team is ready to answer your questions about admission requirements, general education courses, nursing classes, transfer credits, and financial aid to prepare you for your first step toward a career in registered nursing.

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Finally, a Nursing Program Near Me in Cincinnati!

We proudly offer a nursing program in Ohio for the Cincinnati area, including Dayton, Fairfield, Mason, White Oak, and Westwood. We also serve students across the Ohio River in Covington, Kentucky.

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Directions From Downtown Cincinnati to Arizona College of Nursing – Cincinnati

The distance to Arizona College of Nursing – Cincinnati from Downtown Cincinnati is about 25 minutes of driving time for the 20 miles going north on Interstate 75.

Driving Directions From Downtown Cincinnati to Arizona College of Nursing in Cincinnati

  • Starting in the Downtown Cincinnati area near the Paycor Stadium and the Great American Ball Park, get on West Forth Street heading west and hit Central Avenue, where you will take the I-75 ramp toward Dayton, keeping left to merge.
  • Follow Interstate 75 north for about 15 miles, following Mill Creek as it bens northeast through the St. Bernard, Elmwood Place, and Arlington Heights areas and then north through Reading.
  • As you near the I-75/275 exchange between the Springdale and Sharonville areas, take exit 16 for Interstate 275 east toward Indianapolis, keeping right at the fork.
  • Travel east on I-275 for about 4 miles and take exit 47 to Reed Hartman Highway and follow the signs using the lane second from the right toward Reed Hartman Highway north.
  • Use Reed Hartman Highway to cross south under Kemper Road and then turn left onto Kemper Road East, taking Kemper Road East for about 2 miles until taking a right onto Goldcoast Drive.
  • Turn left onto Northlake Drive, take the next right, then the next left. Arizona College of Nursing – Cincinnati is located inside the One Northlake Place building on your left.

Visit Our Arizona College of Nursing – Cincinnati Campus

Evaluating nursing programs doesn’t have to be difficult. Our dedicated admission staff can help you understand how the Arizona College of Nursing BSN program fits into your lifestyle and career goals. You can also find helpful information on our website about financial aid, campus locations, NCLEX exam prep, scholarships, and transfer credits.

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Accreditations

The Bachelor of Science Nursing (BSN) program at Arizona College of Nursing is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (https://www.aacnnursing.org). Official accreditation notification to CCNE for Cincinnati is submitted prior to first Semester 5 class start. All Arizona College campuses are institutionally accredited by the Accrediting Bureau of Health Education Schools (ABHES), a U.S. Department of Education-recognized accrediting agency.

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