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Why Marquette College of Nursing?
- Strong liberal arts foundation
- Direct admission to the nursing major Freshman year
- Complete BSN degree in 4 years
- Physical assessment and foundation coursework to prepare student for clinical experience
- Distinct clinical courses in general and specialty areas of nursing
- 1:1 precepted clinical synthesis experience in the student's senior year
- Value-based education with service opportunities
- Individualized attention from professors through one-on-one advising and small classes
- Average instructor/student ratio for clinical courses is 1:8
- Hands-on clinical practice at more than 80 area hospital/agency affiliations
- Advanced nurse scholar program for academically qualified freshmen
- Graduate nursing programs in seven specialties
- PhD in nursing focused on vulnerable populations
- Dedicated nursing floor in Cobeen residence hall
- Excellent ROTC programs and scholarships (Army, Navy, Air Force)
- Opportunities for study abroad in many countries
- Opportunity to spend semester in Washington D.C. at the Les Aspin Center
- Availability of double major with BSN (pre-med, psychology, doctor of physical therapy)
- Availability of minor in Spanish
- Learn from the best — Professors who are distinguished researchers and advanced practice nurses
- Many opportunities for extracurricular activities
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