HENDERSONVILLE – The nursing program faculty at Blue Ridge Community College received the official letter from the Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing granting the program initial accreditation status. According to the commission, this achievement proves that a nursing program has a clear and appropriate educational pathway, and demonstrates a commitment to positive outcomes in public health. With accreditation, graduates of the Blue Ridge nursing program experience ease of credit transfer when pursuing advanced degrees in nursing education. The process, which ensures high quality education, is quickly becoming a standard expectation for nursing programs across the nation. About Blue Ridge Community College:
Blue Ridge Community College is a two-year, post-secondary institution that elevates the educational experience to prepare students for 21st-century success in the workplace or at four-year colleges and universities. Providing real-life, affordable, and accessible education, the College offers more than 200 degrees, diplomas, and certificates; more than 200 online courses; and fast-tracked job training. Learn more at BlueRidge.edu.
Source: Blue Ridge Community College
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