Reading Area Community College 's nursing school provides students with the knowledge, skills and professional values needed to excel in the field of nursing.

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Reading Area Community College (RACC) offers a wide range of nursing education and training to suit the needs of all its students. From associate and bachelor’s degrees to certificates and diplomas, RACC has something for everyone. Whether aspiring to become a nurse practitioner, an RN, or even a doctor of nursing practice, RACC provides the educational opportunities to help one reach their goals. At RACC, students can find nursing courses that meet their individual needs. With courses in health assessment, disease management, pharmacology, and nutrition, students will gain the knowledge they need to excel in the field of nursing. Additionally, they offer courses in physical assessment, professional development, and mental health. In addition to providing students with quality education, RACC also offers supportive services to ensure that students are successful in their pursuit of a nursing career. These services include advising and counseling sessions, skills lab practice time, and job search resources. This support system ensures that each student receives guidance and assistance from knowledgeable professionals. RACC also offers several extracurricular activities for nursing students, such as study groups, guest speakers, and volunteer experiences. These activities allow students to make meaningful connections within the nursing community and gain real-world experience. Furthermore, RACC has established clinical partnerships with local hospitals, allowing students to gain hands-on experience as part of their education. For those seeking a career in nursing, RACC is an excellent choice. With experienced faculty, quality nursing education, and supportive services, RACC provides students with the resources they need to succeed in the field of nursing. With a solid foundation, students can confidently pursue their goals of becoming a nurse practitioner, registered nurse, or doctor of nursing practice.