UNC Nursing Programs
UNC prepares nurses to make an impact, and will provide you with the skills and experience you need to earn a nursing license and excel in the profession. The UNC School of Nursing subscribes to a philosophy of nursing that views the patient holistically. Congruent with the belief in the dignity and worth of people is the belief that the individual has a right to be an active participant in the decisions concerning his or her well-being. The School of Nursing, approved by the Colorado State Board of Nursing, strives for excellence as reflected in highly qualified faculty, rigorous academic standards for students and a commitment to quality professional practice outcomes within all healthcare settings.
- Undergraduate
- Graduate Masters
- Graduate PhD
Every year, thousands of people just like you choose UNC.
Our small class sizes, nationally recognized faculty, sophisticated facilities and affordable tuition make this the perfect time and place for you to chart your new course.
"Hands-down the biology department’s atmosphere is the program’s best aspect. Faculty members are so hardworking and accomplished, yet so humble and personable. They really care and helped us achieve our goals."
– Lukas Alexopoulos, 2014
"The nursing program is accredited by everyone, so that's going to allow me to get a job wherever I want. Also, UNC has allowed me to have a Division I collegiate experience in my track career while having the benefits of a small college education as well."
– Rachel Hinker
"What I enjoyed the most about the PE program at UNC was how caring and helpful the professors were for me. I was not just a number to the professors. [...] When it comes to preparation to become a PE teacher, I don't think there is a better school out there."
– Derek Rodriguez, 2015
STUDENT SPOTLIGHT
Klawz the Bear, Class of 2018
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Current Research
Hands-on Approach
A carpenter and surgical technician, family man Kenny Jackson makes time to participate in UNC research, qualify for a national racquetball tournament and embrace his “life’s work” in mentoring fellow amputees.
