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EN Nursing Program
Associate of Science in Nursing
(ADN) Degree Program Details
Get an Associate Degree in Nursing in 22 months.
Earning an Associate of Science Degree in Nursing typically takes 22 months of full-time study. The degree plan is a 72-credit program divided into six semesters, including general education requirements. Each semester is 15 weeks in length, including instruction and evaluation.
This allows students to begin their nursing careers quickly. The Associate Degree in Nursing (ADN) curriculum offered in our approved nursing program has been designed to meet the Florida Board of Nursing requirements.
- No Waiting List
- Flexible Schedules
- Simulated Nursing Labs
- Scholarship opportunities
- ACEN Candidate
Start your nursing journey at FVI School of Nursing and Technology ? Contact us today to book a nursing career planning session. We?d love to discuss with you our Miami nursing program and Miramar nursing program. Learn more about our nursing school in Florida and its guiding mission. There is no waiting list, enroll today!
The Associate of Science Degree in Nursing program is offered at both our South Florida campuses: FVI School of Nursing Miami and FVI School of Nursing Miramar. In response to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, both our Miami nursing program and Miramar nursing program are taught through online classes as well as on-campus clinicals.
Curriculum
The Associate Degree in Nursing (ADN) program was designed to progressively develop student knowledge, skills, and competencies as they advance through the degree plan. Nursing courses and general education courses have been developed to build on previous experiences and allow students to apply knowledge, skills, and competencies in a progressive and cumulative fashion.
For more information on our accelerated nursing programs in Miami and Miramar, please refer to our School Catalog
| Curso # | Título del curso | Créditos |
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TERM I |
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ENC1101 |
English Composition |
3 |
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MAT1101 |
College Math |
3 |
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PSY2012 |
General Psychology |
3 |
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BCS2085 |
Anatomy and Physiology I and Lab |
4 |
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TERM II |
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HUM1205 |
Human Diversity |
3 |
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BCS2086 |
Anatomy and Physiology II and Lab |
4 |
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MCB2010 |
Microbiology and Lab |
4 |
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TERM III |
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NUR1000 |
Nursing Concepts |
9 |
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NUR1100 |
Pharmacology for Nursing |
3 |
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TERM IV |
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NUR1500 |
Nursing Concepts II |
12 |
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TERM V |
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NUR1500 |
Nursing Concepts III |
12 |
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TERM VI |
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NUR1500 |
Nursing Concepts IV (Capstone) |
12 |
Clinical Experience
The Associate Degree in Nursing program curriculum includes classroom, lab simulation, and hands-on clinical training. Clinical experience is provided through direct care and interaction with patients in a clinical setting. Students are taught nursing skills and clinical judgment in a controlled environment using high fidelity mannequins. Students of our Miami nursing program or Miramar nursing program build confidence by practicing routine procedures in the skills lab and simulating crisis situations in the simulation center.
NCLEX-RN Preparation
Our accelerated nursing program curriculum was specifically developed to prepare our students for the NextGen NCLEX-RN (NGN). NCLEX review courses are available to nursing students and the exam prep starts at the beginning of the Associate Degree in Nursing program. A regular schedule of clinical judgment exercises and video tutorials test a student?s knowledge at every milestone within the program. When our students have completed the program and are ready to take the actual NCLEX-RN exam, it will feel like second nature, giving nursing graduates the best chance of passing on their first attempt!
Registered Nurse Job Outlook
Nurses are the unsung heroes in the healthcare field, providing and coordinating patient care, educating patients and the public on various health conditions, and providing advice and emotional support to patients and their families. Those who graduate from our accelerated nursing programs in Miami and Miramar will be prepared to fill this important role.
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), registered nurse employment will grow faster than the average for all occupations through 2029. This growth trend will occur for several factors, including an increased emphasis on preventative care; growing rates of chronic conditions, such as obesity and diabetes; and demand for healthcare services from the Baby Boomer population as they live longer and lead a more active lifestyle.
The largest employers for nurses will include hospitals, nursing/residential care facilities, as well as government and educational services at the state, local and private levels. According to BLS, the median pay for Registered Nurses is:
- $73,300 ? Median Pay
Source: BLS.Gov
