Each of our locations is 100% dedicated to either Nursing or Allied Health education.
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Our onsite academic programs prepare students for in-demand careers.
Our local Admissions and Financial Aid team can answer your questions regarding enrollment, scholarships, and financing options.
From orientation to graduation, our team provides support at every step of your journey.
Our purpose is to provide people the opportunity to enhance their lives through education.
Up to $5,000 scholarships available at our Tucson campus. Learn more here!
Accelerated Nursing Program (BSN): A Nursing School For Nurses, By Nurses
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Due to COVID-19, our nursing school and health care programs have moved to an online learning platform so we can continue supporting our student’s educational goals. Over the coming weeks, the hands-on portion of courses will be migrating back to campus and will follow strict health and safety guidelines.
How does our accelerated nursing program fit your busy life?
*From Jan to Dec 2018 and Jan to Dec 2019, per NCSBN NCLEX-RN reporting available at https://www.azbn.gov/education/arizona-nclex-pass-rates
A nursing program for the entire Tucson region including Catalina Foothills, Flowing Wells, Casas Adobe, Drexel Heights, and Oro Valley.
Our accredited 3-year nursing program combines classroom and hands-on learning. You’ll apply concepts from your foundational courses to real-world scenarios, all while you are developing the professionalism and soft skills demanded of today’s employers. Learn more HERE.
Future nurses choose Arizona College of Nursing for many reasons that include: flexible schedule, accelerated 3-year program, high-tech facilities, personalized attention, and a solid reputation in local medical communities. Contact us today to get started. Learn more HERE.
At Arizona College of Nursing, we’ll level up your education with one-on-one career support. Our strong network of healthcare partners helps us provide externship and employment opportunities for students and graduates. Learn more HERE.
Simulation labs provide a safe space for you to practice skills, problem-solve, and take risks. Along with SimLabs come life-like mannequins, “patients” that can breathe and bleed. Your instructors will guide you through basic and advanced nursing scenarios. Learn more HERE.
Arizona College of Nursing has earned accreditation from some of the most respected healthcare organizations. Attending an accredited school or program can can also help you to get a job once you finish school. Learn more HERE.
Are you looking for a nursing school that offers a nursing program to match your busy life? The first 4 semesters of our BSN program are evening general education classes. To help you earn your nursing degree faster, you’ll complete each general education course in just 8 weeks.
Stop by to learn more about our BSN degree, which prepares you to take on a wider range of responsibilities than an ADN, CNA, LVN or LPN nursing program.
We believe in a focused and structured educational environment. Our curriculum is methodically designed to help you reach your career aspirations.
Our Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree is a 3-year nursing program, with the first year focused on general education classes, such as: The Fundamentals of Biology, Anatomy and Physiology, and Global Health. Year Two of our nursing program transitions into the Nursing core portion of the program, with courses like Pharmacology, Microbiology, and Human Pathophysiology.
In the final year, you will spend most of your time engaged in patient care along side medical professionals. You will also take classes in specialty fields such as Maternal Health, Pediatrics, and Community Health.
What is the difference between an LPN school and a BSN school? Are you curious how much it will cost you to become a nurse in Arizona? CLICK HERE to view the most frequently asked questions at our nursing school in Tucson.
Class of 2021
“Arizona College of Nursing has no waiting list to get in. As soon as you make that call to Arizona College, the advisors are on it and they’re very supportive, helpful and they want you to pursue your career.”
Class of 2020
“The college faculty puts an emphasis on their experience as nurses when they are teaching which helps with student understanding and learning.”
1 All Arizona College campuses are institutionally accredited by the Accrediting Bureau of Health Education Schools (ABHES), a U.S. Department of Education-recognized national accrediting agency.
2 The Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) degree program at the Arizona College School of Nursing is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (http://www.ccneaccreditation.org).