Discover Bishop State Community College
Mobile, Alabama
Bishop State Community College is a less-than-4-year Community College. It is a public and non-profit institution. The institution offers a variety of , and on-campus programs—including LPN/LVN, and ADN/ASN degrees. Programs are accredited by the ACEN and the institution is regionally accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges. Bishop State Community College graduates 19% of its students.
Contact Info
Quick Overview
- $8,010 Non-Degree Tuition
- $11,748 Undergraduate Tuition
- Associate's College: High Career & Technical-Mixed Traditional/Nontraditional
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1,943 Undergraduate Enrolled
*Certificate and degree-seeking students - 19% Graduation Rate
Student Demographics
- 24 Average Age
- 34% Men
- 66% Women
- 0% Veterans
- 50% White
- 1% Hispanic
- 46% Black
- 1% Asian
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Nursing Programs
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Associate of Nursing
- On-Campus ADN ASN Program
- $11,748 In-State Tuition
- 66 Credits
- 20 Months
- 675 Clincal Hours
- 4.0 Program Score
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Licensed Practical Vocational Nurse
- On-Campus LPN LVN Program
- $8,010 In-State Tuition
- 45 Credits
- 12 Months
- 360 Clincal Hours
- 4.0 Program Score
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Founded in 1927 as an extension of Alabama State College, Bishop State Community College has a long history of providing quality education, evolving to meet the needs of students and the nursing profession. Today, it offers a comprehensive Nursing Program that is both rigorous and rewarding.
Nursing Programs at Bishop State
1. Licensed Practical Nursing (LPN) Program
This fast-paced, full-time night and weekend program awards a certificate in Practical Nursing. Graduates may be eligible for the NCLEX-PN upon approval by the Alabama Board of Nursing.
2. Associate in Applied Science (AAS) RN Program
A fast-paced, full-time program that prepares students to obtain an AAS degree and enter the labor market directly. Graduates can apply for RN licensure through a state board to complete the NCLEX exam.
3. Career Mobility Nursing Program
Designed for those with a PN or Paramedic background, this program awards an AAS degree upon completing the NUR209 and above curriculum, allowing LPNs and Paramedics to become RNs.
Unique Features of Bishop States Nursing Programs
- Personalized Attention: A 9-to-1 student-to-faculty ratio ensures students receive the support they need.
- Flexible Learning: Programs are available in both campus and online formats to accommodate different learning preferences.
- Hands-On Learning: Practical, hands-on experiences are a key component of the curriculum, ensuring graduates are well-prepared for the workforce.
Nursing Program Accreditation
Bishop State's practical and associate nursing programs are accredited by the Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing (ACEN).
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