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Beebe Healthcare’s Margaret H. Rollins School of Nursing to Host Open House for Prospective Students

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Beebe Healthcare’s Margaret H. Rollins School of Nursing invites those interested in entering the rewarding and challenging field of nursing to attend the School’s semi-annual Open House on Tuesday, April 12, from 4-6 p.m.

Alison Watson, EdD, MSN, RN, Admissions Chairperson, will be conducting information sessions every 30 minutes (5:30 p.m. last session) to discuss educational opportunities at the School of Nursing for those interested in the two-year, four semester curriculum which begins each August. Representatives from the University of Delaware will also be available. The School is located on the Lewes Campus behind the emergency department.

The School of Nursing’s program is known for offering comprehensive nursing education, providing education in basic nursing concepts, advanced technology, and critical care nursing. The curriculum provides optimal hands-on clinical experience, with state-of-the-art classrooms and simulation labs and is the only hospital-based program in Delaware.

Upon completion of the nursing program, graduates are well prepared for RN-licensure and entry-level nursing practice. Articulation agreements with the University of Delaware and Wilmington University facilitate the student’s opportunity to obtain a bachelor’s degree (BSN) and/or a master’s degree. A BSN can be obtained in as little as one additional year with the University of Delaware.

Pre-requisite college courses are required prior to enrollment in the Margaret H. Rollins School of Nursing program. The school’s partnership with the University of Delaware Associate in Arts Program allows qualified students to take their prerequisite courses through the University of Delaware’s AAP program. This pathway will enable the student to simultaneously earn their diploma in nursing as well as their associate degree and ultimately their Baccalaureate degree. Candidates may be eligible for SEED (Student Excellence Equals Degree) funding in their first year of the Associate’s Program.

For more information or any questions, call the School of Nursing at 302-645-3251. All attendees must adhere to Beebe Healthcare policies and are required to wear masks when indoors.