College of Lake County The College of Lake County's Nursing School offers a high-quality, affordable education for students interested in becoming licensed nurses.

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Nursing education at the College of Lake County (CLC) offers students the opportunity to earn a degree in nursing and pursue rewarding careers. With its focus on innovation, CLC provides students with a rigorous education that is designed to prepare them for successful careers as registered nurses. The college provides a variety of options for students interested in pursuing a nursing degree, including Associate Degree, Licensed Practical Nurse Certificate, and Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN). Each program provides an individualized, hands-on learning experience with experienced faculty. The college’s Registered Nursing Program prepares graduates to take the National Council Licensure Examination to become registered nurses. Students learn essential theories, techniques, and competencies in anatomy and physiology, medical-surgical nursing, leadership and management, pharmacology and drug administration, and traditional nursing practices. In addition, all students in the BSN program participate in clinical rotations, where they gain hands-on experience in operating rooms, emergency departments, labor and delivery units, long-term care facilities, and other healthcare settings. At the College of Lake County, students in nursing education can take advantage of the online study and resources offered by the school. Online courses are available for topics such as legal aspects of nursing, advanced nursing practice, evidence-based practice, communication, and technology. The college also provides assistance with finding internships and job opportunities. Through its nursing education programs, the College of Lake County strives to teach the next generation of healthcare professionals with an emphasis on excellence, innovation, and compassion. With its emphasis on quality, CLC is dedicated to helping students reach their highest potential, so they can become competent, caring, and professional nurses.