Nursing Curriculum
Curriculum
The nursing curricula include nursing and non-nursing courses that help develop well-rounded, competent nurses. Coursework includes classroom, laboratory, and clinical experiences. The PN clinical experiences include supervised client care in hospitals and long-term care facilities. The ADN clinical experiences include critical care, emergency care, drug and alcohol treatment, rural hospital nursing preceptors, school nursing and obstetrical care.
The nursing program is comprised of semester hours. Sixteen (16) contact hours equal one (1) semester credit hour. The theory-hour ratio is 1:1. The clinical/lab contact-hour-to-credit-hour ratio is 3:1. For example, one credit hour of theory generates 16 contact hours, and one credit hour of clinical/lab generates 48 contact hours.
Colby Community College offers a Certificate in Practical Nursing. PN program graduates are eligible to apply to take the NCLEX-PN exam for licensure.
Associate Degree Nursing
Colby Community College offers an Associate of Applied Science degree in Nursing at
the Colby campus.
CCC also offers transition courses for those holding credentials as a Mobile Intensive Care Technician (MICT) or Registered Respiratory Technician (RRT) who want to obtain an Associate Degree in Nursing.
Successful completion of the Associate Degree program qualifies the student to apply to take the NCLEX-RN exam.
Print the MICT/RRT To ADN Curriculum
Program Guide
The Nursing Program Guide provides a list of sequenced courses needed to reach your goals.
Questions? Contact Us.
Nursing Department
1255 S Range Ave
Colby KS 67701
healthassistant@colbycc.edu
nursing@colby.edu
(785) 460-4797