Nursing Deparment

Nursing Department

Welcome to the College of DuPage Nursing Department web site. We hope you will find the information you need to help you get started in a wonderful career in the nursing field. The first thing you MUST do for any of the programs in the Nursing Department is attend a Program Advising Session.

Specific questions about the application and admission to the program(s) can be directed to the Health Programs Admissions Advisor (630-942-2259) or the Health Programs Admissions Specialist (630-942-2482). However, it is strongly recommended that you attend the Program advising session as a first step.

Important Information For All Nursing Department Programs:

Program Participation Requirements for all Nursing program students

Health Requirements
Professional Conduct
Essential Functions
Academic Advising and Records of Communication

Drug Screening
Criminal Background Check information

Department Faculty

Education Partners

Clinical Sites
Department Advisory Committee
Educational Advancement Opportunities for RN Graduates

Aurora University

RN to BSN
RN to MSN: Bridge option to MSN (designed for the RN with a baccalaureate degree outside of Nursing. This is an entry option to the Masters of Science in Nursing)
MSN program

Benedictine University:

Elmhurst College:

RN to BSN
RN to MSN: Bridge option to MSN (designed for the RN with a baccalaureate degree outside of Nursing. This is an entry option to the Masters of Science in Nursing)
MSN

Governors State University

Northern Illinois University:

Nursing Careers, Resources and Information

PLEASE NOTE: Health Requirements are subject to change based on current medical advice and practices.

The College of DuPage Nursing Department does not discriminate against sex, age, race, color, religion, arrest record, marital status, sexual orientation, physical and mental disability, citizenship status (with regard to employment), national origin, ancestry, unfavorable military discharge, familial status (with respect to real estate transactions), military status, sexual harassment, and orders of protection, as determined by the Illinois Human Rights Act.