Putting the calling to action
Throughout your time at Capital, you will have meaningful opportunities to put your newly honed skills into action, benefiting from real-world field experiences with some of the nation’s top-ranked hospitals and health care organizations, located right here in Columbus.
Your sophomore and junior years will challenge you with rewarding opportunities for hands-on clinical experience working alongside professionals at the Arthur James Cancer Hospital and Research Institute, Doctors Hospital, OhioHealth’s Grant Medical Center and Riverside, Nationwide Children’s Hospital and St. Ann’s. You’ll gain knowledge and community health experience at places like Faith Mission, Columbus Public Schools, the Franklin County District Board of Health, and LifeCare Alliance, among several others.
And as a senior, your learning opportunities could extend far beyond the boundaries of campus and even Columbus to other parts of the world. You’ll have the chance to study in Sweden or Scotland for eight weeks of your first semester. You can choose to complete a short-term exchange program in Guangxi, China. You can spend your spring break serving in medical clinics in Central and South America. Or you can spend weekends in impoverished communities in Appalachia to provide health care to the uninsured or underinsured.
With such diverse hands-on experiences, your calling to help others is sure to be fulfilled at Capital.
DEGREE OFFERINGS
Capital’s nursing program offers both bachelor’s and master’s degrees in nursing within a total of four programs. We have two pre-licensure programs: one for individuals seeking a traditional Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree, and another accelerated program — Capital Nursing Accelerated Program — for working professionals who have degrees in other fields, but who now want a career in nursing. We also offer a post licensure program for students pursuing a Master of Science in Nursing.
YOUR FUTURE IS CALLING
Whichever path you choose, you will graduate prepared to complete licensure requirements for your profession. You will have developed the critical thinking skills and professional judgment to reach informed decisions on patient care. You’ll possess the confidence and experience to begin making a positive impact on the lives you touch. And you’ll be recruited. By hospitals and healthcare systems eager to hire nurses with bachelor’s degrees. By businesses and other large employers that invest in occupational health nurses to maintain a healthy and productive workforce. By community and home-based care providers who serve populations with special health needs. And even by the armed forces, who commission our graduates as officers.
For more information about Capital University’s nursing program, please contact Capital’s Admissions Office at admissions@capital.edu or call (888) 544-6175 or (614) 236-6101.
Nurses Climate Challenge
Our School of Nursing has joined a partnership with the Nurses Climate Challenge. The Nurses Climate Challenge is a global initiative delivered by Health Care Without Harm in partnership with the Alliance of Nurses for Healthy Environments that aims to mobilize nurses to educate health professionals about the health impacts of climate change. As one of the most trusted professions worldwide, nurses are ideal advocates for increased climate action in the healthcare sector.