About
Registered Nurses (RNs) work to promote good health and prevent illness. They educate patients and the public about various medical conditions, treat patients and help in their rehabilitation, and provide advice and emotional support to patients' families. RNs use considerable judgement in providing a wide variety of services. The Registered Nurse Program at Great Falls College MSU is currently approved by the Montana State Board of Nursing. upon completion of the Associate of Science in Registered Nursing, students will be prepared to begin a successful career as a registered nurse. Students are prepared to sit for the national licensure examination for registered nursing.
The Registered Nurse Program is a limited enrollment program with an intake of 30 students. Interested students must apply for entry into the program. An application packet with the criteria for admission is available on the program website.
Organization
Great Falls College - Montana State University
Great Falls College - Montana State University is renowned for its commitment to transforming lives through comprehensive educational offerings and a robust student experience. By immersing students in high-quality instruction and comprehensive coursework, the University begins to shape its graduates' futures. Nationally recognized and grounded deeply in community, GFC MSU strives to make a vital impact locally, regionally, and across Montana. Their commitment is to produce graduates who are ready to contribute creatively and intellectually in a rapidly evolving world. They boast countless opportunities for engaging in important research and creative work, and a powerful, welcoming environment that encourages students to explore, refine, and expand their talents and interests. Through their distinctive academic and research programs, they strive for their students to become bold, innovative visionaries positioned for success in the 21st Century.