A two-year collegiate nursing credential that prepares students for entry-level Registered Nurse roles through classroom study, on-campus skills lab practice and clinical placements. Suited to students aiming to qualify for the NCLEX‑RN and to meet regional workforce demand in Northeast San Antonio and surrounding counties.
Coursework combines core nursing theory, clinical practice and lab‑based skill development. Students will build clinical skills in the college skills lab and gain real‑world experience in clinical placements to prepare for bedside nursing and related responsibilities.
Specific pre‑requisites and application steps are published by the college. Prospective applicants should consult the programme web page at alamo.edu/nlc/nursing for the detailed admission criteria and deadlines; the first application window for the initial cohort closes August 1, 2025.
Graduates are prepared to seek entry‑level Registered Nurse positions and to sit for the NCLEX‑RN licensure exam. Regional labour forecasts cited by the college indicate an 18.3% growth in nurses and related fields through 2030 in the Alamo region, signalling strong local demand.
Details about financial aid, scholarships and payment options are handled through the college's student financial services. Applicants should explore institutional aid and external nursing scholarships early and consult the Northeast Lakeview College financial aid office for guidance.
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