What does CSON mean in NURSING

Canseco School of Nursing offers a variety of nursing programs designed to provide students with the skills needed to become successful healthcare professionals. These programs include, but are not limited to, Associate's Degrees in Nursing (ADN), Bachelor's Degrees in Nursing (BSN), Master's Degrees in Nursing (MSN), and Doctoral Degrees in Nursing (DNP).

Yes! Canseco School of Nursing offers several online degree programs for those who wish to pursue a career as a registered nurse or professional nurse practitioner from the comfort and convenience of their own home. Our online courses provide students with the opportunity to learn at their own pace while still receiving the best quality education available.

To gain admission into our program, applicants must possess a current valid nursing license or certification, meet all enrollment prerequisites and have successfully completed appropriate prerequisite courses. Applicants should also demonstrate strong academic performance and be committed to academic excellence.

Yes! We offer several financial aid options including scholarships, grants, loans, and work study programs designed to help students pay for their tuition expenses. To apply for assistance contact our Financial Aid office at our website.

Yes! We understand that many students have work and family commitments that can make it difficult for them to attend classes on a full-time basis. That’s why we offer part-time and accelerated course schedules that allow students to complete their degrees more quickly. Contact our Admissions Office for more information regarding these options.

Yes, clinical experience is an important component of our nursing degree programs that allows students to gain hands-on knowledge in real-life medical environments. Our faculty ensure that all students receive quality clinical training by placing them with trusted local health care providers throughout Arizona.

Yes! We offer continuing education courses designed specifically for nurses who have already earned their BSN or higher degrees from an accredited school and wish to stay current on new developments within the profession or pursue advanced practice roles such as Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) or Registered Nurse (RN). Contact our Continuing Education Department for more details about this program.

All applicants must submit official transcripts from high school, college/university and/or technical school along with proof of immunizations that demonstrate compliance with state requirements before they can be considered eligible candidates for any degree program offered at the school. Additionally appplicants may be asked submit additional documents depending upon specific program requirements.

The length of each program varies depending upon the level you're pursuing; associate degrees typically take two years, bachelors degrees four years, masters two years and doctorates three years. Students taking advantage of accelerated learning will complete faster than those opting for part time schedules.