About
At Metropolitan Community College - South Omaha Campus, individuals can pursue their dreams of becoming Licensed Vocational Nurses. By harnessing their passion for helping others and their desire to join the bustling healthcare field, they can acquire the skills necessary for this rewarding occupation. Specifically designed courses guide students through intricacies of patient care, medication administration, and health assessments. The entire program is underpinned by the principal aim of ensuring that upon graduation, students are well-equipped to undertake the LVN/LPN license examination. Through consistent dedication to their studies, they can gain a substantial understanding of the nursing field and make a lasting difference in the lives of many.
Organization
Metropolitan Community College - South Omaha Campus
Metropolitan Community College
Metropolitan Community College, founded in 1974 in Omaha, NE, US, is the largest community college in Nebraska and the second-largest postsecondary institution in the state. It serves over 45,000 students annually, offering a broad range of programs including associate degrees, certificates, and workforce credentials. MCC provides flexible learning options such as on-campus, online, hybrid, weekend, and evening classes to cater to a diverse community of learners, focusing on relevant, student-centered education.
Highlights:
- Five MCC students medaled at the national SkillsUSA conference, showcasing excellence in skilled trades and technical sciences
- Offers flexible learning options including on-campus, online, hybrid, weekend, and evening classes
- Largest community college in Nebraska
- Second-largest postsecondary institution in the state