Judith Anglin
- Visiting Associate Professor and Nutrition Program Director
The nursing program at Hood College provides the skills for the increasing complexity of healthcare in the 21st century by offering a foundation of liberal arts courses and supplemental nursing education focusing on leadership, research and evidence-based practice, critical thinking, nursing theory and communications.
The Hood College Department of Nursing strives to prepare nursing students for reflective, culturally competent nursing practice through the systematic study of the liberal arts and the science of nursing. By promoting the exploration of innovative practices, the incorporation of technology and research, and the pursuit of knowledge, we inspire our nursing students to advocate for the improved health of the individuals and families that make up the diverse global community.
The nursing program at Hood College is competitive, and the application process is completed in two steps; students will be accepted to the College before they are evaluated for admission to the nursing program. For more information about applying to the nursing program as a freshman, click here. For more information about applying to the nursing program as a transfer student, click here.
Students who do not achieve a minimum grade of C in a nursing-required course may repeat that course once to earn a grade of C or better. Students are permitted to repeat a maximum of two nursing-required courses (each only once), to meet the nursing program requirements. The policy includes nursing-required courses taken at other institutions. Students are permitted to repeat one Nursing course (NUR prefix) once.
MA 112 (or PSY 211 or ECMG 212) is also a nursing-required course, however it is not included in the 2-course repeat policy.
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