Muskegon Community College Muskegon Community College offers quality education in nursing, preparing students for rewarding careers as highly-skilled healthcare professionals.

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Muskegon Community College (MCC) offers a wide range of nursing education to prepare graduates for rewarding careers in the health care industry. MCC's School of Nursing provides comprehensive programs for students interested in nursing, and its career-focused educational resources provide a healthy learning environment for those seeking to become registered nurses, nurse aides, or licensed practical nurses. MCC’s nursing education consists of two-year associate degree and certificate programs that help students gain the knowledge and skills they need to enter the profession. Associate degree programs build the critical thinking and technical skills that are an essential part of nursing, while certificate programs give students the option to specialize their studies in particular areas of nursing. Students receive classroom instruction as well as hands-on experience with state-of-the-art technology, simulation labs, and clinical rotations. The college also offers an RN-BSN program that enables registered nurses who already have an associate degree to advance their education to the bachelor's level. This program is tailored to the needs of working registered nurses and allows them to earn a bachelor's degree while continuing to work full time. MCC also hosts several student organizations and activities related to nursing, such as the Student Nurses Organization and the Health Careers Club. These organizations provide networking opportunities for students, as well as offering educational events, seminars, and other activities designed to foster camaraderie among nursing students. At MCC, nursing students receive personal advising from faculty members, and the college offers a variety of financial aid options to help make tuition and fees more affordable. Academic advisors are available to help students map out their educational journey, and the college regularly hosts career fairs, workshops, and other events designed to connect students with potential employers. MCC’s commitment to providing quality education and resources means that graduates of its nursing programs are ready to enter the workplace with the knowledge and skills they need to succeed in the health care industry.