Nursing Programs
"I chose my major because I truly like to help people and care for others. I feel like nursing not only benefits the patient but the nurse as well."
Emily Zimmerman
Presentation College Student
Practical Nursing (Online)
Presentation College’s Practical Nursing program is a one-year program.
To be eligible for the CPN program, students must meet general admissions requirements. Students must be residents of:
- South Dakota
LPN-BSN (Online)
Students may complete clinicals in their area and coursework is entirely online.
Eligible students must have a LPN license and be residents of: SD, ND, MN, IA, NE, WY, WI, CO.
RN-BSN (Online)
PC's RN-BSN program can be completed in as little as 12 months.
Eligible students must have a RN license and be residents of: SD, ND, MN, IA, NE, WY, WI.
BSN
Presentation College's flagship program.
To be eligible for the BSN program on campus students must meet general admissions requirements with no residential requirements.
To be eligible for the BSN online/hybrid program students must be residents of:
- South Dakota
- Minnesota
MSN FNP (Online)
The Family Nurse Practitioner MSN program prepares nurses to assume the role of a primary care provider to families and individuals across the lifespan.
To be eligible students must have a BSN license and be residents of:
- South Dakota
- North Dakota
- Minnesota
- Nebraska
- Iowa
Nursing Program Resources
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Presentation College's Nursing Accreditation
Presentation College’s nursing program is has been recognized as an accredited program by the Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools since 1971. Over the years, our nursing programs have gained accreditation from a number of other institutions. The list currently includes accreditation for our baccalaureate and Master's nursing program from the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education, as well as, an approved program by the Minnesota Board of Nursing and the South Dakota Board of Nursing. In addition, the BSN program is offered online and hybrid in South Dakota and Minnesota.
These various licenses speak to the quality of our nursing education and the premium we place on proper content and teaching styles. Thanks to highly experienced instructors, rigorous academic training and interactive learning experiences, PC nursing students will be fully equipped for their future careers.
