Bon Secours Memorial College of Nursing Richmond, VA
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Mission Statement
The mission of Bon Secours Memorial School of Nursing is to provide a quality program of nursing education designed to prepare reflective, caring, entry level practitioners and to assist in establishing a foundation for life-long learning.
Quick Facts
258 students
67% admitted
$6,963 tuition/year
- 200 full time
- 58 part time
- 14 men full time
- 186 women full time
- 3 applied
- 2 admitted
- 2 enrolled
- $6,963 out of state
- $1,200 fees
- N/A room & board
- $1,416 books
At a Glance
| Religious affiliation: | Roman Catholic |
| Institution Type: | Private not-for-profit |
| Campus Setting: | Rural area, on fringe of an urban area |
| Highest Degree Offered: | Bachelor's |
| Level of Institution: | 4 years |
| Calendar: | Trimester |
258 Students
Undergrads
Reviews: In Three Sentences
- Robin from Colonial Beach, VA
“Bon Secours College is a tought program that allows you to become a great nurse. I like the small class sizes and the ability to develop close realtionships with my…”
- Jun-27-2012 » Read More
Bon Secours Memorial College of Nursing
- Located in Richmond, VA
- Private not-for-profit
- 258 students enrolled
- 67% admitted
- $6,963 annual cost to attend
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Reviews
Student Responses to Review Topic: Am I Enjoying Being Here
- RN student (BSN)
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Jan-03-2012
I am
a current student here
The professors are very helpful. The only reason for four stars is because younger students can't enjoy the traditional college experience (dorms) if they start right after graduating from high school.
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