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SOUTH DAKOTA BOARD OF NURSING APPROVED NURSING PROGRAMS Practical Nurse Programs Program Name Website Approval Status Nursing Accreditation Status Lake Area Technical College www.lakeareatech.edu Full ACEN (2021) Mitchell Technical College www.mitchelltech.edu Full N/A Presentation College www.presentation.edu Prerequisite N/A Sinte Gleska University www.sintegleska.edu Full N/A Sisseton Wahpeton College www.swcollege.edu Voluntary Hold N/A Southeast Technical College www.southeasttech.edu Full N/A Western Dakota Technical College www.wdt.edu Full N/A Associate Degree Registered Nurse Programs Program Name Website Approval Status Nursing Accreditation Status Lake Area Technical College www.lakeareatech.edu Interim (Continuing) N/A Mitchell Technical College www.mitchelltech.edu Interim N/A Oglala Lakota College www.olc.edu Full N/A Southeast Technical College www.southeasttech.edu Full ACEN (2020) Western Dakota Technical College www.wdt.edu Interim N/A Baccalaureate Degree Registered Nurse Programs Program Name Website Approval Status Nursing Accreditation Status Augustana Univesity www.augie.edu Full CCNE (2021) Dakota Wesleyan University www.dwu.edu Full CCNE (2021) Mount Marty University www.mountmarty.edu Full CCNE (2022) Presentation College www.presentation.edu Full CCNE (2020) South Dakota State University www.sdstate.edu Full CCNE (2021) University of Sioux Falls www.usiouxfalls.edu Full CCNE (2026) University of South Dakota www.usd.edu Full CCNE (2028) Advanced Practice Registered Nurse Programs Program Name Website Approval Status Accreditation Status Mount Marty University www.mountmarty.edu Full CCNE (2021) Presentation College www.presentation.edu Full CCNE (2021) South Dakota State University www.sdstate.edu Full CCNE (2021) Certified Registered Nurse Anesthesia Programs Program Name Website Approval Status Accreditation Status Mount Marty University www.mountmarty.edu Full COA (2024) Key: ACEN = Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing CCNE = Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education COA = Council on Accrediation of Nurse Anesthesia Educational Programs Updated: 10-06-20.

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