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St. Catherine University is committed to the development of effective, ethical leaders. Through study, practice and life experience, individuals have opportunities to enrich the knowledge, refine the skills and clarify the attitudes essential for responsible action.
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Bachelor's Degrees
Two options for women
Day Program:
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Weekend Program:
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For women and men
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For women and men
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At St.Kate's you apply to a College and your academic program is part of a School.
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Living on Campus
Wellness Resources
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Leadership and Professional Development
- Leadership Institute
- Center for Continuing Education
- Center for Sales Innovation
- Organizational Leadership (MAOL)
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Nursing: LPN-to-RN Mobility Program
Nursing is a career with growth potential worth exploring at any time in your work life. If you want to change direction after you’ve earned a bachelor’s degree in another field, St. Kate’s gives you options for adding nursing as a “second major” to become a registered nurse (RN).
Women and men can complete the post-baccalaureate nursing certificate through special evening or weekend courses offered in the Weekend College format. Typically, students complete the certificate in three and one-half years, attending class two evenings per week and Saturdays or Sundays as scheduled by the Nursing Department.
Becoming a registered nurse
Upon completion of the program, you are eligible to take the National Council Licensure Exam (NCLEX-RN) to become a registered nurse. The program is accredited by the National League for Nursing Accrediting Commission (NLNAC).
Where you’ll work
Registered nurses who have earned bachelor’s degrees typically work in hospitals, long-term and assisted living facilities, community-based agencies, homes, hospices, schools, workplaces, pharmaceutical companies and insurance companies.
