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Nursing Info Sessions 2013



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Have you ever considered being a nurse?
Please attend one of 5 upcoming information sessions for prospective nursing students. These sessions will provide general information and insight on the common questions related to the nursing admission process, including:

- Prerequisite requirements
- Transferring credit
- Pre-admissions test
- CNA requirements
- Difference between AAS and AS degrees

Dates and Locations:
October 14 - Noon- 1 pm, Jordan Campus Student Pavilion
October 17 - Noon - 1 pm, Redwood Campus STC 219
October 22 - 5:30 - 6:30 pm, Redwood Campus STC Parlor A
October 30 - Noon - 1 pm, South City Multi Purpose Room
November 1 - Noon - 1 pm, Jordan Campus Pavilion

For more information contact: Deron Hutchinson, Academic and Career Advisor- Nursing, 801-957-6215 or deron.hutchinson@slcc.edu
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