Southeastern College-Columbia 's Nursing school provides comprehensive academic and clinical programs to help students become successful, caring healthcare professionals.

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Nursing education at Southeastern College-Columbia is designed to provide students with the knowledge, skills and abilities necessary to become a successful practitioner in nursing. The program has been created to give students the best possible education, from top-notch faculty to state of the art technology. The college also offers an Associate's Degree in Nursing that prepares students for their career in the medical field. At Southeastern College-Columbia, the nursing curriculum is tailored to meet the varying needs of its students. It provides the opportunity to specialize in different areas of nursing, such as pediatrics, gerontology and oncology. Through theoretical, clinical and laboratory experiences, the college aims to equip students with the knowledge and skills necessary to excel in the field. The college offers several resources and support to its students, including financial aid, flexible scheduling and mentoring programs. Additionally, career counseling is available to assist in finding a job after graduation. Specialized research opportunities are also provided in order to prepare students for their nursing practice. The college also has an active student organization, the Student Nurses Association of Southeastern College-Columbia (SNAC), which provides students with a way to socialize and gain experience related to the nursing field. Faculty members mentor students and provide guidance about the profession. Furthermore, the college has two simulation labs where students can apply their theoretical knowledge in a real-life setting. By offering a top-notch educational environment and providing students with a number of resources, Southeastern College-Columbia is dedicated to producing highly skilled and trained nurses. With high standards and an attentive faculty, the college ensures that nursing graduates are well-prepared to take on the responsibility of their profession.