Denver School of Nursing

1513 W. 70th Ave. #A, Denver, CO

The Denver School of Nursing, located in Denver, Colorado, provides educational opportunities in nursing. The school believes in providing quality healthcare education through the field of nursing. Individuals seeking enrollment will find the school fully accredited, with a well rounded philosophy that stresses the importance of nursing, person, environment and wellness. The school is committed to providing a high quality education in order to ensure that their graduates are fully qualified professionals.

Academics

The Denver School of Nursing specializes in offering various nursing programs to its students. The programs result in a certificate, associate degree or bachelor's degree. The lengths of the programs vary based on which program is being pursued, and which degree will be earned. Some of the programs require previous college credit, while others may require a previous nursing degree. All the programs will allow students to practice some form of nursing upon completion.

Nursing Programs:

• Bachelor of Science in Nursing (Prior College Credit)
• Bachelor of Science in Nursing (No Previous Credit)
• Bachelor of Science Registered Nurse to BSN
• Associate Degree in Nursing (Prior College Credit)
• Licensed Practical Nurse to Associate Degree in Nursing

Admissions and Financial Aid

The various programs at the Denver School of Nursing have varying pre-requisites based on the program chosen. The pre-requisites are outlined in the catalogue, which can be viewed or obtained through the school's website. Additionally, students enrolling at DSN will have to take the EVOLVE REACH Admission Assessment Examination, minimum scores of which are required for admission to the school. Financial aid is available through federal loan and grant programs, loans through Sallie Mae, veteran's benefits or through in house financing. Interested students should contact the school for additional help in regards to applying for financial aid.