Associate of Science (ASN) Nursing Program

Atlanta, Georgia and Delray Beach, Miami and Orlando, Florida Locations

Program Overview

Associate of Science in Nursing Florida

Become a Registered Nurse in 90 Weeks with our Traditional track or 75 weeks with our Bridge track

  • Traditional – Candidates who are not LPNs, Paramedics, nor Respiratory Therapists
  • Bridge – Candidates who are licensed as LPNs, Paramedics or Respiratory Therapists.

The Associate of Science in Nursing program at Cambridge College of Healthcare & Technology provides the training and education students need to pursue a career in the nursing profession. Led by highly qualified staff and instructors, the program offers the foundational knowledge, training and skills required to flourish throughout your nursing career.

What Is a Registered Nurse?

A registered nurse (RN) is a healthcare professional who is licensed by the state. RNs care for patients under the supervision of a physician. They also educate patients and the public about health conditions and diseases.

Registered nurses are essential to any healthcare facility. They implement and maintain a high level of hands-on care, and provide a great deal of comfort to patients in the process. RNs are detail-oriented, team players and advocates for their patients. Being a registered nurse is a rewarding career that creates a significant impact on everyday people.

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Bridge track is only available in Miami, Orlando and Atlanta campuses.

ASN Bridge track to RN (for LPN, Respiratory Therapist, and Paramedics) in 75 weeks

If you are a Licensed Practical Nurse, Respiratory Therapist, or Paramedic, this program is for you. Advance your career and finish your ASN in 75 weeks with our college’s Bridge program. This advanced standing program help you transition from your current role to becoming a registered nurse.
Advanced standing (for prior nursing courses or transfer credit) for LPN, Respiratory Therapist, and Paramedics in Nursing is available. To be eligible, an applicant must:

  1. Meet the admissions requirements for the ASN program
  2. Present a valid, unencumbered license as LPN, RT, or Paramedic
  3. Complete all prerequisite courses
  4. Successfully complete the approved NURSG 1104 Transition to RN Practice course

The following courses must be completed prior to enrolling in the transition course (NUR1104):

  • BSC 1085 – Anatomy and Physiology I (3)
  • BSC1085L- Anatomy and Physiology I Lab (1)
  • BSC1086- Anatomy and Physiology II (3)
  • BSC1086L- Anatomy and Physiology II Lab (1)
  • MIC150- Microbiology (3)
  • MIC150L- Microbiology Lab (1)
  • ENC1101- English Composition I (3)
  • PSY2012– Introduction to Psychology (3
  • HUM1101- Humanities I (3)
  • MAC1105- College Algebra (3)

 

 

Delray Campus

ACENThe Nursing, Associate of Science Degree Program has successfully achieved initial accreditation with the Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing (ACEN). Additional information regarding this institution may be obtained by contacting the Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing (ACEN) at 3343 Peachtree Road NE, Suite 850, Atlanta, Georgia 30326, or by calling 404-975-5000 or visiting www.acenursing.org.

The graduate must pass the NCLEX-RN to become licensed and work as a Registered Nurse.

Cambridge is approved to offer Associate of Science Nursing (Delray Beach, Florida Location).

Cambridge is accredited through ACEN to offer ASN from the Delray Beach campus only.



Nursing Curriculum

Cambridge College of Healthcare & Technology’s Associate of Science in Nursing (ASN) program provides you with strong foundational knowledge and training in nursing and healthcare fundamentals. You’ll learn how to care for patients of all ages and from all walks of life.

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Careers

Create the Foundation for a Long, Rewarding Career

As a registered nurse, or RN, you will work directly with physicians, other nurses, and healthcare professionals to provide and coordinate care for patients dealing with various health conditions. RNs also play a key role in educating patients and families on medical treatment options while acting as emotional support during trying times.

Individuals seeking employment in the registered nursing field do so in a rising job market for medical care professionals. According to the U.S. Department of Labor, the demand for registered nurses is on a significant rise, and will continue this upswing for the foreseeable future. Between 2020 and 2030, the number of registered nurses employed in the United States is expected to increase by 9 percent.

Registered Nurse Work Environments

Nurses are needed wherever patients need care. This means there’s a variety of work environments to choose from, including:

  • State, local and private hospitals
  • Health clinics and physician’s offices
  • Outpatient clinics
  • Schools
  • Home healthcare
  • Labor & Delivery
  • ICU
  • Hospice Care
  • Correctional facilities
  • Ambulatory facilities
  • Military bases
  • Nursing homes and long-term care facilities
  • Birthing centers
What Is the Job Outlook for Nurses?

According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, employment of registered nurses is projected to grow 9% between 2020 and 2030, with 194,500 job openings on average each year over the decade.

Registered Nurse Salary

The Bureau of Labor Statistics states that the average annual salary for a registered nurse is $82,750. Of course, this number could be higher or lower depending on your local job market and employer.

Why Choose Cambridge?

Students at Cambridge receive a wide range of benefits by choosing our programs. These benefits include:

  • Flexible learning: Coursework is delivered via a number of channels, including classroom instruction and hands-on training at local healthcare facilities. The hybrid approach ensures that every student builds solid foundational knowledge and fundamental skills to succeed in the field.
  • Comprehensive exam preparation: Students are prepared throughout the program to take and pass necessary certification examinations. This includes study sessions, assistance and practice exams.
  • Mentorship and guidance: Our instructors are experienced medical professionals who guide each student through every step of the program. They provide real-world insight and advice that give students an invaluable edge in the registered nursing field.
  • Job placement services: Students have the opportunity to meet with our Career Services Department, which is composed of human resource personnel and medical professionals who know what healthcare facilities want in their employees. Students are guided on their career paths before and after graduation to ensure their employment success.

You’ll receive a quality education at Cambridge where we ensure our program meets the Florida and Georgia Department of Education requirements and standards.

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Associate’s Degree Program Financial Aid

Cambridge College is an accredited institution and able to process Federal and State Financial Aid. All students must complete the FAFSA to determine their individual eligibility.

Cambridge also participates in the Federal Financial Aid (Title IV) Program to offer financial assistance to qualifying students and families in need. Other financial aid options may include:

  • Pell Grants
  • Florida Student Assistance Grant (FSAG)
  • Stafford Loans
  • Veteran Benefits
  • Scholarships
  • Certificate and diploma financial aid options
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ASN Student Testimonials

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Lude Valbrun Auguste
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Cambridge is a school that challenges the state of mind. They help you train your brain to think like a nurse, apply yourself like a nurse and find your passion… Read more »

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Skylar Aronoff
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I decided last year to go back to school to ultimately become a nurse. Cambridge was the first school I went to, to discuss the options of me furthering my… Read more »

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Rose-Elizabeth Williams
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The educators at Cambridge are some of the best teachers I have witnessed EVER. Dr Morgan has to be one of my favorites of all time. His ability to break… Read more »

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Carrie Gabel
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Taking this opportunity to let you all know how great Cambridge is. This is my 2nd time going to this school, I received my PN in 2013 (LPN), from Cambridge I… Read more »

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Juliette Lyon (Graduate)
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When I passed my boards I was on hot pursuit to find not any job…but my job…I wanted something that would challenge and motivate me plus pay what I thought… Read more »

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Sarita Cumberbatch
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I absolutely LOVE my Anatomy & Physiology Professor, Dr. Morgan!  He is patient and kind and you can feel that he actually cares and wants you to succeed.  I love… Read more »

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Frequently Asked Questions

What Does a Registered Nurse Do?

Registered nurses are licensed medical professionals who coordinate and provide patient care. Some of their duties include:

  • Observing and communicating with patients
  • Administering medications and treatments
  • Preparing patients for exams
  • Monitoring patient conditions
  • Providing healthcare information and education

A registered nurse’s duties may vary depending on the work environment.

How Do I Become a Registered Nurse?

The first step is to get your degree at an accredited institution. From there, you’ll need to pass a licensure exam in your state and receive your license. Once licensed, you’ll be ready to enter the field as an entry-level nurse.

Is Nursing a Good Career for Me?

Nursing is an excellent career choice for students who want to start their medical careers. Nursing is a rewarding career that enables you to make a difference in the lives of so many patients. Plus, there are plenty of opportunities for advancement as you gain experience.

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Ready to start your career as a registered nurse? Cambridge is here to help. To learn more about our program or to apply today, give us a call at 877-206-4279  or send us a message.

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