The Southwest Virginia Community College nursing program prepares qualified students to provide safe, competent, entry-level nursing care in 21st-century healthcare environments. Students are prepared to meet the ever-increasing complexity of the healthcare needs of our citizens.
Mission, Philosophy, Student Learning Outcomes with Competencies
USDOE Notice | Associate Degree Nursing Southwest
* NCLEX National Statistics from www.NCSBN.org
Upon completion of NSG 115, credit will be awarded for NSG 100, NSG 106, NSG 130, NSG 152, and NSG 170 (16 credits and to include 98 clinical hours maximum). These credits will appear on the student’s official transcript.
Documents and forms posted here are for use by students who have been accepted to the Nursing Program at Southwest. Additional forms are available on the CastleBranch site.