About
Nursing is a rewarding profession that combines technology with caring to assist people in obtaining and maintaining optimal health.
The associate degree nurse (ADN) practice in a variety of settings: hospitals, long-term and extended-care facilities, clinics and other health care agencies. The ADN graduate functions in three primary roles: provider of patient care, manager of patient care and member within the nursing discipline.
Using the methodology of the nursing process, the associate degree nurse formulates clinical judgments, collaborates with clients and other health care professionals, and practices within legal, ethical and social obligations.
Stark State College’s ADN program consists of five semesters of academic coursework and hands-on learning experiences in the classroom, learning laboratory and clinical settings. The program prepares the individual to qualify for the licensing examination for registered nurses.
Organization
Stark State College - Akron
Stark State College Akron
Higher education institution offering 20 full degree programs and 7 certificate options at its Akron campus, with headquarters in North Canton, OH. The college maintains a 17:1 student-teacher ratio and partners with over 30 universities for transfer pathways. It emphasizes affordability with the lowest tuition in the area and flexible scheduling, including day, evening, and online classes. Students benefit from high-quality, relevant, and accessible education.
Highlights:
- Unique direct connect partnership with The University of Akron for dual admission and seamless transfer to bachelor's degrees
- Phlebotomy technician program delivered in a hybrid format, offering both in-person and online classes with flexible scheduling options including day and evening sessions
- Phlebotomy program is approximately 190 course hours in duration