Methodist College

B.S. in Behavioral Healthcare

B.S. in Health Care Management

B.S. in Health Sciences

B.S. in Medical & Life Sciences

Certificate in Gerontology

Community-Based Primary Care (CBPC)

Methodist College offers a certificate embedded within the nursing curriculum that allows students to focus on serving the healthcare needs of the population in the community setting. The PL BSN CBPC Certificate program consists of 14 credit hours of didactic and practical experience and prepares prelicensure nursing students to deliver community-based primary care in interdisciplinary teams.

Gerontology

The Gerontology Certificate Program at Methodist College is designed for individuals who wish to develop careers in the field of aging, those already employed or active in gerontology or related fields, and those seeking career changes in response to an aging society. The Gerontology Certificate can be completed alone or embedded in a student's plan toward completion of the BSN, BSHS, or Bachelor of Social Work.

Health Science

The purpose of the Health Science program is to prepare undergraduate students to be compassionate professionals in the healthcare and human service fields, particularly where healthcare management knowledge, skills, and attitudes are needed. The Bachelor of Science in Health Science with a major in health science is a degree completion program that meets the needs of adult learners who want to assume leadership roles within health care organizations.

Medical Assistant Certificate

M.S. in Nursing

M.S. in Nursing-Adult Gerontology Acute Care Nurse Practitioner

M.S. in Nursing-Family Nurse Practitioner

M.S.N. in Nursing Education

Nurse Educator

The purpose of the Master of Science in Nursing: Nurse Educator program is to prepare graduates as nurse educators who function as clinical educators in a variety of healthcare settings and as academic educators in higher and post-secondary educational settings. The Master of Science in Nursing: Nurse Educator program is a 35-credit hour program of study designed to accommodate the working nurse who desires an advanced degree in nursing.

Nurse Educator

The purpose of the Nurse Educator program post-master's certificate is to prepare current nurses who have a master's degree to build a foundation of knowledge, skills, and attitudes to prepare them for future or enhance current roles as an educator. Nurse educators function as clinical educators in a variety of healthcare settings and as academic educators in higher and post-secondary educational settings.

Nursing

The BSN program (120 cumulative credit hours) is designed for anyone interested in earning a Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree; upon completion the graduate is qualified to sit for the NCLEX-RN licensure exam. Methodist College offers this degree through multiple entry pathways, including Prelicensure, First Degree Accelerated (ABSN), Second Degree Prelicensure, LPN-to-BSN, and RN-to-BSN.

Nursing Assistant Certificate

Post-Masters Certificate in Nurse Executive Leader

Prelicensure

The purpose of the Master of Science in Nursing, Prelicensure program is to provide students who have received a bachelor's degree from an accredited institution and met the prerequisite science credits with a five-semester pathway to complete a Master of Science in Nursing. Upon successful completion of this program, students will also be prepared to obtain licensure as a registered nurse.

Primary Care Certificate

Social Work

The purpose of the Social Work program is to prepare students as social work generalists to be change agents, facilitating human well-being, and responding to diverse human needs within the context of their practice environment. The Social Work department represents one degree program, the Bachelor of Social Work (BSW, 120 credit hours).