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Two fast-track licensure options, hands-on simulation training, and one of the strongest nursing job markets in the country, all close to home.
At a Glance: Why Cambridge Miami
Why is Miami a premier location to become a Registered Nurse (RN)?
South Florida is currently experiencing unprecedented growth, making it one of the most in-demand nursing markets in the country. To put things into perspective, the Florida Hospital Association projects that the state will face a shortage of nearly 60,000 nurses by 2035, with South and Southeast Florida representing the epicenter of this demand.
For you, this translates to incredible job security and opportunity. Major healthcare networks, specialized clinics, and trauma centers across Miami-Dade County actively and aggressively recruit graduates from our ASN program. When you train here, you are learning right in the backyard of the very employers who are eager to hire you.
How long does it take to earn your ASN at Cambridge Miami?
We understand that our students come from all walks of life—some are entering healthcare for the first time, while others are already working on the front lines. To meet you where you are, we offer two distinct, accelerated pathways designed to get you into the workforce efficiently without compromising educational quality:
The Traditional Track (Approx. 90 Weeks): Ideal for those starting fresh in their healthcare journey. Over the course of less than two years, we build your knowledge from the ground up, combining rigorous classroom instruction with hands-on clinical rotations.
The Bridge Track (Approx. 75 Weeks): Designed specifically for Licensed Practical Nurses (LPNs), Respiratory Therapists (RTs), and Paramedics. This pathway respects your prior medical experience, allowing you to fast-track your education and transition into an RN role in just under a year and a half.
The Ultimate Goal: No matter which track you choose, both pathways fully prepare you and make you eligible to sit for the National Council Licensure Examination for Registered Nurses (NCLEX-RN)
Is the Cambridge Miami ASN program accredited?
Absolutely. Educational quality and institutional integrity are non-negotiable in nursing.
Our Associate of Science in Nursing program at the Miami campus is programmatically accredited by the Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing (ACEN). ACEN accreditation is a recognized hallmark of excellence, ensuring that our curriculum meets the highest national standards for nursing education.
Furthermore, Cambridge College holds institutional accreditation from the Accrediting Bureau of Health Education Schools (ABHES).
This dual-layer accreditation ensures that your hard work will be recognized by employers, healthcare boards, and higher education institutions if you eventually choose to pursue a BSN or MSN.
An Assessment Technologies Institute (ATI) Account That Supports You at Every Step
Every nursing student at Cambridge Miami receives a comprehensive account with ATI Nursing Education, the industry-leading provider of nursing curriculum and NCLEX preparation resources. Rather than serving as a simple study aid used only at graduation, ATI is fully integrated into our curriculum, walking alongside you from admissions (ATI TEAS test) to your very first nursing course.
By turning studying from guesswork into a focused, data-informed plan, this robust platform ensures you continually build clinical judgment by providing:
- NCLEX-Mirrored Practice Exams: Experience the exact style, format, and cognitive rigor of the actual licensing exam long before test day.
- Targeted Real-Time Remediation: When you miss a concept, the platform doesn’t just give you the right answer; it directs you to the precise content areas, chapters, and rationales where you need more work.
- Programmatic Progression Evaluations: Track your academic growth dynamically across every semester, mapping out your strengths and identifying areas that need extra attention.
- Predictive Readiness Scores: Receive a clear, data-backed gauge of your likelihood of passing the NCLEX on your first attempt before you ever sit for the official exam.
Harnessing the Power of Claire AI: Your 24/7 Virtual Nursing Tutor
To further elevate your learning experience, Cambridge students have access to Claire AI—a cutting-edge artificial intelligence engine purpose-built exclusively for nursing education.
Unlike generic, public AI chatbots, Claire AI is highly specialized and rigorously trained on nursing-specific, evidence-based content. This powerful tool revolutionizes how you study by offering:
- Always-Available Clinical Support: Whether you are analyzing a complex patient scenario at noon or calculating a pediatric dosage at midnight, expert educational support is always online.
- Automated, Adaptive Flashcards: Claire AI automatically analyzes your latest ATI assessments and generates customized digital flashcards focused specifically on the weak areas flagged by your performance.
- A Tailored Learning Experience: The system adapts its explanations and help to your individual needs, ensuring your study hours are shaped entirely around your personal learning style and academic gaps.
By pairing classroom instruction with adaptive technology like Claire AI, we remove the anxiety of board preparation and give you a structured blueprint for academic and professional success.
“From the first day of class, I felt supported, challenged, and encouraged to succeed. The professors, the staff, and fellow students have made this experience unforgettable. I am grateful to be growing into a future nurse with this amazing community.”
— Jasmine Jessany, Cambridge, Miami, ASN Student
Common Questions from Prospective Students
What is the ASN Bridge track at Cambridge Miami?
The Bridge track is an accelerated, 75-week advanced-standing pathway to RN licensure designed specifically for licensed LPNs, respiratory therapists, and paramedics. Eligible students complete prerequisites and a dedicated Transition to RN Practice course before seamlessly merging into the core registered nursing curriculum.
Can I become a registered nurse with an Associate of Science in Nursing?
Yes. An ASN fully qualifies you to sit for the NCLEX-RN licensing exam. Major hospitals and healthcare networks throughout Miami and South Florida actively hire ASN-prepared RNs, and many employers offer tuition reimbursement to support your progression to a BSN after hire.
Does Cambridge offer financial aid for the Miami nursing program?
Yes. Cambridge participates in the U.S. Department of Education Title IV Federal Financial Aid programs. Eligible students can access Pell Grants, the Florida Student Assistance Grant, Stafford Loans, and veteran benefits. All applicants must complete the FAFSA to determine eligibility.
What support does Cambridge offer before and after graduation?
We offer a comprehensive success network that includes direct mentorship from experienced nurse educators, intensive NCLEX-RN preparation sessions, and a dedicated Career Services Department that assists with resume building, interview prep, and job placement both before and after you graduate.
What is ATI, and how does it help nursing students?
ATI is the industry-leading nursing education platform integrated directly into our curriculum. It provides curricular support through NCLEX-style practice exams, automated remediation, and predictive readiness scores. It also features Claire AI, a specialized, 24/7 nursing-specific AI engine that automatically generates personalized flashcards and study support based on your unique academic gaps.
What are the admission requirements for the Miami ASN program?
Applicants must meet all standard institutional entrance criteria, including achieving a competitive score on the TEAS (Test of Essential Academic Skills) exam. If you are transferring prior TEAS results, they must have been completed within 12 months of your signed enrollment agreement.
How much does the Cambridge Miami ASN program cost?
Tuition varies based on whether you pursue the Traditional or Bridge track. Detailed breakdowns are available in our official school catalog. Because Cambridge is accredited, eligible students can significantly offset these costs using federal and state financial aid, grants, and scholarships.
Where is the Cambridge Miami campus located?
Our commuter-friendly campus is located at 1000 Park Centre Boulevard, Suite 112, Miami, FL 33169. The campus features ample parking, easy access to public transit, and state-of-the-art simulation labs. You can reach our admissions team directly at (305) 627-3001.
Related reading: Cambridge’s Florida nursing programs earn ACEN accreditation · Advancing from your ASN to a BSN · Explore the Miami ASN program
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Sources: Cambridge College of Healthcare & Technology — Associate of Science in Nursing program and Miami campus pages. Florida Hospital Association — Florida nursing workforce projections (nearly 60,000 additional nurses needed by 2035). U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics — Registered Nurses, Occupational Outlook Handbook.