Nursing
See the Nursing Student Handbook (once admitted to the program), or contact the Nursing Department for more information.
Graduation Requirements
Technology Requirements
- To fully participate in this program, students will need a high-speed connection to the Internet and a computer with at least the minimum computer requirements. Please ensure that your computer and internet connection will allow for the viewing of videos. Check to see if your computer meets the minimum requirements here.
- Other technology resources will be used in various nursing classes. See the Nursing Student Handbook and course syllabi (once admitted to the program), or contact the Nursing Department for more information.
Formal Grievances & Complaint Process
- More information here (pg. 14)
- See the Nursing Student Handbook (once admitted to the program), or contact the Nursing Department for more information.
Nursing at the College of Coastal Georgia offers degrees for those seeking either initial nursing licensure, or nurses looking to advance their career to meet the demands of a competitive workforce.
Depending on student preference, the School of Nursing and Health Sciences offers traditional, pre-licensure Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN), and Associate of Science in Nursing (ASN) degrees. Associate degree nurses currently practicing can continue their education towards a Bachelor’s degree in nursing through our RN to BSN program.
Clinical Experience
- With a synergistic relationship with the Southeast Georgia Health System and more than 40 other local and regional clinical facilities, Coastal Georgia students receive varied and valuable clinical experiences.
Practical Instruction
- Nursing programs at Coastal Georgia focus on applied learning and critical thinking.
Full-time Faculty
- Nursing students are taught exclusively by full-time faculty. Instruction is tailored to student needs in smaller-sized classes.
Quality Facilities
- Our students have access to state-of-the-art simulation and laboratory facilities in the Miriam and Hugh Nunnally Health and Science Building.
