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NursingABC ™

Online and correspondence courses to meet your nursing and health science school entrance requirements!

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Middle States Association

Commission on Secondary Schools

The Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools (established in 1887) is a non-governmental, non-profit, peer-administered organization that provides leadership in improvement for its member institutions in Delaware, Maryland, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, the District of Columbia, and various regions overseas. You can read more about Middle States’ Commission on Secondary Schools online at http://www.css-msa.org.

What Are the Advantages of NursingABC?

● Work from home *No need to alter your schedule to travel to a classroom*	● Designed to meet your needs *Specifically for nursing and non-traditional students*
● Self-paced courses *Complete your course at the pace that best suits you*	● On your own schedule *Start on any date, and work on your own schedule*
● One-on-one instruction *Each student is assigned his/her own instructor*	● Personalized tutoring *Prompt access to help whenever you have a question*
● Proven record of success *30+ years of preparing nursing school applicants*	● Confidence of an accredited program *Fully accredited by Middle States Association*

News:

* The 2008 Esther Elliott Martin Scholarships have been announced by NursingABC and have been awarded to The Christ College of Nursing and Health Sciences (Cincinnati, OH), Crouse Hospital School of Nursing (Syracuse, NY), and Southside Regional Medical Center Professional Schools (Petersburg, VA). CLICK HERE for more details.

* NursingABC plans to hold informational seminars for potential new participating schools in Virginia, Ohio, New Jersey, and Michigan in the spring of 2009. Contact us if you are interested in attending one of these seminars.

* We've developed an online dosage conversion tutorial, which is available free of cost for use by any nursing staff or students. If you'd like to use the tutorial, you can locate it here.