FAQ Category: Nursing

Muskegon Community College does not have a part-time program option. While most students strive to complete all general education courses […]

Yes, once you have been accepted into the Nursing Program, you will be given information regarding an online orientation. This […]

See your counselor as soon as possible. You may take an independent study to fulfill the requirements of PSYC 201. […]

In order to progress in the Nursing Program, you must have a C (2.0) in all general education coursework and […]

Nursing students pay the same tuition rates as other students per credit hour, depending on whether the student is “in-district” […]

Clinical experiences are a required part of all nursing education programs. The clinical experiences generally are 2 or 3 days […]

Yes, there are scholarships available to students entering the nursing profession. Requirements vary. You should first complete the FAFSA through […]

Michigan Public Acts 27, 28, and 29 of the 2006 Michigan Public Health Code state that “persons with a history of felony […]

Any coursework that is older than 8 years must be re-validated to demonstrate current competency with the course content. You […]

You are allowed two deferrals before you will lose your place on the Waitlist and are required to reapply to […]