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 Program Overview   study in america

The Lienhard School of Nursing at Pace University (Pace) offers the Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BS) degree that is designed to prepare students for careers in professional nursing. Graduates of the program are prepared as generalists in the profession, capable of assuming beginning positions in nursing in all areas of health care delivery. All nursing programs at Pace combine academic education with supervised clinical experience in hospitals and community agencies. Students are encouraged to take full advantage of the educational opportunities available to them as members of the University community.
   Essential qualities embodied in nursing education at Pace include the liberal arts and sciences as integral foundations; nursing theory, practice and research as the core body of knowledge; communication, critical thinking and technological competence as essential skills; and moral and ethical decision making as values to provide society with professionally prepared nurses. The School provides student- centered learning experiences that foster civic and professional responsibility to embrace the challenges of the future.
   Pace offers three tracks that students may follow to earn their bachelor's degree in nursing.
   The traditional four-year baccalaureate program prepares graduates to assume leadership positions in every possible health care area. This is the recommended course of study for students who aspire to enter graduate school and become nurse practitioners, administrators or clinical specialists. The four-year BS degree program is offered on the Pleasantville campus only. Graduates of the program are eligible for the National Council Licensure Examination for Registered Nurses (NCLEX/RN).
   The combined degree program (BSN/MS) is designed for the college graduate with a baccalaureate degree in an area other than nursing. After 15 credits of science prerequisites are met, the BSN portion can be completed in one calendar year of full-time study. The BSN portion of the program is offered on both the New York City and Pleasantville campuses. Graduates of the program are eligible for the National Council Licensure Examination for Registered Nurses (NCLEX/RN).
   The third way to earn a bachelor's degree is through the track offered for RNs with an associate degree or a diploma in nursing. Students in this track who have previously completed the University core curriculum may complete the BS nursing portion of the program in one year. This option is offered on both the New York City and Pleasantville campuses.

 Highlights   study in america

  • Cooperative education positions available
  • Faculty is nationally renowned
  • Lecture classes average 40 students; clinical experiences limited to 8 to 10 students per instructor
  • Affiliated with over 200 health care agencies throughout the tri-state metropolitan area

 Program Options   study in america

  • Baccalaureate Completion Program for RNs
  • Baccalaureate Degree in Nursing
  • Combined BSN/MS Degree

 Affiliation and Accreditation   study in america

  • All nursing programs are fully accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education
  • All nursing programs are approved by the New York State Education Department
  • Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center
  • Henry Street Settlement
  • Hospital of the Albert Einstein College of Medicine
  • Montefiore Hospital Medical Center
  • New York Downtown Hospital
  • New York Hospital/Cornell Medical Center
  • Northern Westchester Hospital
  • Our Lady of Mercy Medical Center
  • Phelps Memorial Hospital
  • St. Barnabas Hospital
  • United Hospital
  • Visiting Nurse Services of New York
  • Visiting Nurse Services of Westchester (VNSW)
  • Westchester Medical Center

 Program Facts   study in america

Year Program Founded 1966
Program Length 4 years
Degrees Offered BS
Postgraduate Opportunities yes
Study Options co-op program
Calendar Year:
Fall semester: Sept–Dec
Spring semester: Jan–Apr

 Admissions   study in america

To apply, students should complete an admission application, which is available online, and submit official transcripts, diplomas and leaving examination scores from all secondary and postsecondary institutions.
   A letter of recommendation from a teacher or counselor and a personal statement are strongly encouraged. Suggested personal statement topics include a discussion of a personal, local or international issue; an autobiographical account; or a representative sample of creative ability.
   International students are not required to submit SAT I, ACT or TOEFL scores, but it is recommended that these scores be submitted should they be available. All accepted international students are required to take the University Placement Examination prior to registration. Students may be restricted to intensive English coursework for at least one semester, if necessary, which may extend the length of time to complete a degree.
   Pace University uses a rolling admission plan and the admission counseling staff makes every effort to notify students of a decision in a timely fashion. It is best to apply early so that every consideration may be given to each application. New students may begin their studies in September or January.

 Buildings and Facilities   study in america

Facilities include residence halls, a performing arts theater, bookstore, classrooms, computer center, gymnasium and dining outlets. The four Pace libraries hold a collection of more than 800,000 volumes and subscriptions to over 4,000 periodicals. Students have access to electronic and CD-ROM databases offering thousands of additional resources.
   Learning Resource Centers are available on both the Pleasantville and New York City campuses. The Lienhard School of Nursing Learning Resource Center offers tutorial assistance, including clinical practice with graduate students, computer support systems, and validation of basic and advanced psychomotor skills. Computer-assisted and one-to-one instruction is available by appointment.
   The center supports both undergraduate and graduate programs within the school, including off-site clinicals such as Henry Street Settlement House. Pace University's nursing school in the only one in the country to have "George," a cardiac simulator to assist nursing students in acquiring advanced cardiac assessment skills, and was one of the first nursing schools in New York State to acquire the "Nightingale Tracker," a hand held computer for use in community nursing.
   The center has Graduate Assistants each semester who assist students in practice, validation, and tutoring of psychomotor skills. The center is open Monday through Friday, with Saturday hours on a monthly basis.
   The Center for Nursing Research, Clinical Practice and International Affairs (CNRCPIA) was founded in 1982 to facilitate the research, clinical practice, and international activities of Lienhard faculty, students, administrators and staff. The CNRCPIA consists of six units: Nursing Research, International Affairs, The Institute for Healthy Aging (IHA), Historical Archives, Clinical Practice, and The International Institute for Qualitative Methodology (IIQM) Cooperating Site.

 Student Support Services   study in america

The Student Services division at Pace has a key role in developing the university's culture and environment by engaging the full academic community in collaborative activities such as athletics and recreation, campus activities, and multicultural programming and events. Academic support services, counseling services, and information on campus services such as the bookstore, library, and residential life are also provided.
   The Office of Cooperative Education and Career Services offers individual career counseling and job search assistance.
   The Office of International Programs and Services provides a variety of services to help international students adjust to life at Pace and in the US. All international students are required to register with the office upon arrival at Pace.

 Admissions at a Glance   study in america

Application Fee: US$45
Admission Requirements:
   High school graduation/diploma, SAT I or
   ACT scores (not required for int'l students)
Minimum English Requirements:
   Placement Test required before registering
Domestic Student Application Deadlines:
   rolling admissions
International Student Application Deadlines:
   rolling admissions

 Annual Expenses at a Glance (US$)   study in america

In-State Tuition $22,100
Out-of-State Tuition $22,100
Int'l Tuition $22,100
Total Tuition for Degree:
In-State $88,400
Out-of-State $88,400
International Students $88,400
Lab Fees –
Books –
Accommodation:
Residence $6,000–9,000
Private –

 Student Profile   study in america

Total Program Enrollment 425
Students Applied/yr 738
Students Accepted/yr 378
Students Enrolled/yr 146
# International Students –
Class Sizes:
Junior Level 28
Senior Level 28

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