Practical Nursing An ideal diploma program for anyone beginning their nursing career or wanting to continue their education in nursing.
LPN to Associate Degree Nursing Bridge This degree program is designed for licensed practical and vocational nurses who want to become registered nurses.
Associate Degree Nursing Meet the requirements for professional licensure as a registered nurse with this hands-on degree program that features multiple clinical experiences.
Nursing Assistant Begin a rewarding career in healthcare fast with this 77-hour course offered by our workforce development division.
Healthcare Training M State offers health training for employees with healthcare roles at their employment site or on an M State campus. Some courses are licensing agency-approved in Minnesota and North Dakota. Continuing education credits may be available!
Accepted Nursing Students WELCOME to the Minnesota State Community and Technical College Nursing program! We are excited that you have chosen to pursue your nursing career with us. All prospective and admitted students should bookmark this page for quick access.
LPN to Associate Degree Nursing Bridge Admission Requirements - Fall M State's LPN to Associate Degree Nursing Bridge program is for licensed practical and vocational nurses who are seeking to become registered nurses. Admission to the program is competitive.
Practical Nursing Admission Requirements - Fall M State's nursing programs are designed to prepare qualified students for a career in nursing. Graduates of the M State Practical Nursing Program may apply to the LPN to Associate Degree Nursing Bridge Program to continue their education in nursing.
Nursing Appeals, Transfer and Progression The Nursing Appeals Council (NAC) reviews appeals related to the nursing program, nursing program policies and program eligibility. The Nursing Transfer and Progression Team (NTPT) determines seat availability and helps with registration for M State nursing students who are out of sequence or wish to transfer to another campus.
