Nursing education at Emory & Henry College is designed to equip students with the knowledge, skills, and abilities necessary to become professional nurses. The program provides a comprehensive curriculum that stresses the development of essential skills, such as critical thinking, communication, problem-solving, and safety. Students are encouraged to think critically and use evidence in their practice to make informed decisions. Additionally, Emory & Henry College offers a variety of clinical experiences that prepare nursing students to be competent and confident in their profession. The college's nursing faculty members have a wealth of experience in the field, including advanced degrees in nursing. Their goal is to provide an exceptional nursing education that prepares graduates to provide the highest quality of care in a variety of healthcare settings. Faculty members also foster an environment of respect for diversity, inclusiveness, and collaboration. The nursing degree program offers two tracks - a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) and an Associate degree in Nursing (ADN). Both tracks provide the necessary courses and clinical experiences needed to prepare students for licensure by the Board of Nursing. The BSN track also equips graduates with the additional skills to become a nurse practitioner or a nurse educator. With both tracks, students have the opportunity to earn academic credits that can transfer to other schools through the Virginia Community College System. At Emory & Henry College, students can rest assured that they’ll receive the highest caliber of nursing education. Course offerings are designed to ensure that students not only master the fundamental knowledge and skills required of nursing professionals, but also gain real-world experience. Through hands-on learning and clinical placements, students develop the competencies and confidence necessary to pursue a successful career in nursing.