United Nursing College

🌷 Our Gratitude Garden is growing nicely! We are so blessed to hear what our students are grateful for. Take a walk through our garden!

👀 We are grateful for Wally too ❤️

Nursing is more than a career — it's a calling that changes lives every single day through care, empathy, and dignity. 💙

The world needs dedicated, compassionate individuals who are ready to make a real difference in their communities.

If you feel that pull toward nursing, don't ignore it. Contact us today to take your first step. Your future patients are waiting for someone just like you.

Meet Sebastian!

From 11+ years in the ER to nursing student—while working full-time, raising two kids, and serving as a veteran.
At United Nursing College, he found a program that understands real life—and a support system that makes the challenge manageable.
Now in his third semester and nearing the finish line, he’s building toward the ICU and beyond.
Your story can start here.

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Saturday, April 18th we will be hosting an Open House! Our campus will be open to the public as we host information sessions and group tours. If you are interested in earning your Associate Degree in Nursing, see if United Nursing College is the right college for you.

Visit our website to RSVP!

We were honored to have Dr. John Locke from United Medical Doctors for a special lecture with our Fundamentals students. His real-world insights and clinical expertise brought the classroom to life and gave our students a deeper understanding of patient care in practice.

Our students learn how the cervix dilates and how contractions help move the baby during labor, using a balloon and ping pong ball to simulate the process. It’s a simple but powerful way to understand the mechanics behind one of the most important moments in patient care.

Nursing students in action!

Students were tasked to enter a patient's room, quickly access the environment, and document key details of the scenario. From patient cues to critical thinking, every observation matters.

Today, our students stepped into a hospital scenario—taking on roles as patients, caregivers, and family members. From simulating injuries to practicing communication and care, they experienced firsthand what it takes to work as a team in common situations.

👓🧤 Students are learning empathy and understanding of how physical and sensory changes can impact daily functioning in individuals living with dementia through the Virtual Dementia Tour.

Students are tasked with activities while experiencing sensory and physical barriers.

Simulated experiences helps students understand these barriers which supports more patient-centered care, including environmental modifications, clear communication, pacing, and the use of adaptive strategies.

👏 Our very own Instructor Jones led a talk to a group of high school students interested in the healthcare field! He explained the many different types of nurses to help students with their decision in nursing.