McKendree University

McKendree University McKendree University's nursing school provides exceptional education for prospective and current nurses, enabling them to achieve their career goals.

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McKendree University

About

McKendree University offers a high-quality, student-centered nursing education that prepares graduates to be successful in the field of nursing. The curriculum is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of health care and the ever-changing regulatory, ethical, and legal issues surrounding it. Students are taught the science behind nursing practice and educated how to provide quality and compassionate healthcare. Throughout their studies, students learn the fundamentals of health assessment, pharmacology, evidence-based practice, critical thinking, leadership and communication. Courses in anatomy and physiology, microbiology, pathophysiology, and pharmacology are offered to help deepen the knowledge base. The school also offers electives such as clinical simulation, global health, and nursing informatics. The University also strives to provide well-rounded educational experiences through guest lecturers, professional resources, and visits to community-based organizations and clinical sites to ensure that its graduates have the skills and experience necessary to excel as practicing nurses. In addition to classroom learning, students are also encouraged to participate in a variety of experiential learning opportunities such as service learning, simulations, and research projects. Through these activities, they gain hands-on experience and apply new skills to real-world situations. This helps to give them the confidence and readiness to succeed in the workforce. McKendree University provides its students with the opportunity for individualized learning experiences tailored to meet the needs of each student. With small class sizes, dedicated faculty and staff, and access to a wide range of resources, McKendree aims to provide an exceptional nursing education to its students.