School of Nursing
siue.edu/nursing
Any nurse will tell you that no two days on the job are alike. As a nurse, your actions may save a patient’s life one day. You could be working with a grieving family on the loss of their loved one the next day. No matter what the day is like, a nurse’s role is always a rewarding one. At SIUE, you will learn to not only provide quality patient care, but to lead the way in demonstrating excellent, quality patient care. As a nursing student at SIUE, you will learn in the classroom, in the simulated lab (where mistakes can be safely made on the mannequin patients) and in the actual clinical setting with real patients.
of all nursing schools nationally, the fully accredited SIUE School of Nursing will prepare you to be a smart, critically thinking practitioner.
The School of Nursing is highly regarded in the St. Louis Metropolitan area and beyond. Our collaborations with area regional healthcare providers give students opportunities to participate in clinical experiences at more than 800 healthcare agencies spanning the three-state region of Illinois, Missouri and Kentucky. Nurses need to be there for their patients at their most vulnerable times. Ranked in the top 20 percent
A nursing degree from SIUE can take you anywhere you want to go. More than 65 percent of our graduates practice nursing in Illinois. The remaining are working throughout all 50 states and around the world. If you aspire to help people, be part of health care solutions, and never have to worry about your day-today work being the same, then become part of the SIUE School of Nursing and learn to be a leader who drives patient care.
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1. Faculty Mentors Each nursing student is assigned a faculty mentor who provides support and encouragement throughout the course of study. 2. Quality Guaranteed The School of Nursing is fully accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education, the gold standard for baccalaureate and graduate nursing programs.
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3. Service Commitment From working with patients in hospice and nursing homes to helping plan and plant a community garden, opportunities to learn while serving the community are plentiful. 4. Hands-on Learning SIUE nursing students practice their skills in a technologically advanced simulated learning center.
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