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REGISTERED NURSING EDUCATION PROGRAMS As of November 18, 2020 REGISTERED NURSING EDUCATION PROGRAMS as of November 18, 2020 The Board of Nursing regulates nursing education programs in Ohio that prepare students for initial licensure as a registered nurse or licensed practical nurse. The Board accomplishes this regulation by assuring that new and existing programs meet and maintain the requirements set forth in Chapter 4723-5 Ohio Administrative Code, as evidenced by the Board’s granting of its approval. This is a list of each nursing education program approved by the Board and its current approval status. An explanation of each type of Board approval is provided below. APPROVAL STATUS EXPLANATION Conditional Approval The initial approval status granted to a newly established program that meets the requirements of Chapter 4723-5 Ohio Administrative Code. Conditional Approval authorizes implementation of the program and is required prior to the final acceptance of a student into the program. Full Approval The approval status granted by the Board to a program that meets and continues to comply with the requirements of Chapter 4723-5 Ohio Administrative Code. A program with Conditional Approval must complete its first class of students who entered the program immediately after the Conditional Approval was granted in order for that program to be eligible for Full Approval status. A program with existing Full Approval that has continued to meet and comply with the requirements of Chapter 4723-5 Ohio Administrative Code or a program that was previously granted Provisional Approval is granted Full Approval if it has been determined by the Board to meet and maintain the requirements of Chapter 4723-5 Ohio Administrative Code. Provisional Approval The approval status granted by the Board to a program that was previously granted Full Approval and that either failed to meet and maintain the requirements of Chapter 4723-5 Ohio Administrative Code, or did not meet the NCLEX pass rate benchmark required by Rule 4723-5-23, OAC. Provisional Approval is for a specified period of time if it results from a requirement(s) that was not met or maintained. A Program with Provisional Approval for Low NCLEX pass rates must meet the NCLEX pass rate benchmark for two consecutive years to be restored to Full Approval. 11/2020 ASSOCIATE DEGREE PROGRAMS Akron Campus of Herzing University, Nursing American Institute of Alternative Medicine Program Registered Nursing Program 1600 South Arlington Road 6685 Doubletree Avenue Akron, OH 44306 Columbus, OH 43229 (330) 724-1600 (614) 825-6255 Approval Status: FULL granted May 2018 Approval Status: PROVISIONAL as of March 2016 Date of Last Survey Visit: March 1, 2018 due to Low NCLEX pass rates Date of Last Survey Visit: August 7, 2020 Associate Degree in Nursing – Fortis College, Associate Degree in Nursing – Fortis College, Centerville Cincinnati, OH 555 East Alex Bell Road 11499 Chester Road Centerville, OH 45459-2712 Cincinnati, OH 45246 (937) 433-3410 (513) 771-2795 Approval Status: PROVISIONAL as of March 2017 Approval Status: PROVISIONAL as of March 2016 due to Low NCLEX pass rates due to Low NCLEX pass rates Date of Last Survey Visit: June 17, 2016 Date of Last Survey Visit: April 15, 2015 Associate Degree in Nursing – Fortis College, ATA College Registered Nursing, Associate Westerville Degree Nursing 4151 Executive Parkway, Suite 120 (Previously Beckfield College Associate Degree Westerville, OH 43081 Nursing Program) (614) 882-2551 225 Pictoria Drive, Suite 200 Cincinnati, OH 45246 (513) 671-1920 Approval Status: PROVISIONAL as of March 2017 due Approval Status: PROVISIONAL as of March 2018 to Low NCLEX pass rates due to Low NCLEX pass rates Date of Last Survey Visit: August 9, 2017 Date of Last Survey Visit: September 13, 2019 Aultman College of Nursing & Health Sciences Belmont College Associate Degree Nursing 2600 Sixth Street, SW Program Canton, OH 44710-1797 68094 Hammond Road (330) 363-6347 St. Clairsville, OH 43950-9735 (740) 695-9500 Approval Status: FULL granted May 2017 Approval Status: PROVISIONAL as of March 2012 Date of Last Survey Visit: February 14, 2017 due to Low NCLEX pass rates Date of Last Survey Visit: September 25, 2020 2 11/2020 ASSOCIATE DEGREE PROGRAMS Bryant & Stratton College Department of Nursing Bryant & Stratton College, Nursing Program 33001 Solon Road, Suite 200 Akron Solon, OH 44139 190 Montrose West Avenue (440) 510-1112 Akron, OH 44321 [Contact program for other sites] (330) 598-2500 Approval Status: PROVISIONAL as of March 2017 due Approval Status: PROVISIONAL as of March 2018 to Low NCLEX pass rates due to Low NCLEX pass rates Date of Last Survey Visit: December 4, 2018 Date of Last Survey Visit: June 6, 2017 Central Ohio Technical College Associate Degree, Clark State Community College – Springfield Registered Nurse Technology Program Regional School of Nursing 1179 University Drive 570 East Leffel Lane, P.O. Box 570 Newark, OH 43055-1767 Springfield, OH 45501-0570 (740) 366-9285 (937) 328-6057 Approval Status: FULL granted November 2016 Approval Status: FULL granted January 2017 Date of Last Survey Visit: June 29, 2016 Date of Last Survey Visit: November 10, 2016 Columbus State Community College, Associate Cuyahoga Community College, Associate Degree Degree Nursing Program Nursing Program 550 East Spring Street 2900 Community College Avenue Columbus, OH 43215 Cleveland, OH 44115 (614) 287-2606 (216) 987-4067 Approval Status: FULL granted January 2016 Approval Status: FULL granted July 2017 Date of Last Survey Visit: October 6, 2020 Date of Last Survey Visit: April 19, 2017 Eastern Gateway Community College Associate Edison State Community College, Associate Degree of Nursing Program Degree Nursing Program 101 E. Federal Street 1973 Edison Drive Youngstown, OH 44503 Piqua, OH 45356 (330) 480-0726 (937) 778-7824 Approval Status: PROVISIONAL as of March 2018 Approval Status: FULL granted March 2018 due to Low NCLEX pass rates Date of Last Survey Visit: December 6, 2017 Date of Last Survey Visit: April 10, 2019 ETI Technical College Associate Degree of Applied Felbry College - School of Nursing Associate of Science in Nursing Applied Science in Nursing 2076 Youngstown-Warren Road 6055 Cleveland Avenue Niles, OH 44446 Columbus, OH 43231 (614) 781-1085 Approval Status: CONDITIONAL granted November Approval Status: FULL granted November 2018 2019 Date of Last Survey Visit: August 3, 2018 Date of Last Survey Visit: October 25, 2019 3 11/2020 ASSOCIATE DEGREE PROGRAMS Fortis College School of Nursing Associate Degree in Galen College of Nursing Associate of Science in Nursing Program, Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio Nursing Program 2545 Bailey Road 100 East Business Way, Suite 200 Cuyahoga Falls, OH 44221 Cincinnati, OH 45241 (330) 923-9959 (513) 475-3600 Approval Status: FULL granted November 2016 Approval Status: FULL granted March 2019 Date of Last Survey Visit: August 30, 2016 Date of Last Survey Visit: December 4, 2018 Good Samaritan College of Nursing and Health Hocking College Associate of Applied Science in Science Nursing 375 Dixmyth Avenue 3301 Hocking Parkway Cincinnati, OH 45220-2489 Nelsonville, OH 45764-9704 (513) 862-2631 (740) 753-6361 Approval Status: FULL granted November 2017 Approval Status: FULL granted January 2020 Date of Last Survey Visit: August 29, 2017 Date of Last Survey Visit: October 18, 2019 Hondros College of Nursing Associate Degree in James A. Rhodes State College, Associate Degree Nursing Nursing Program 4140 Executive Parkway 4240 Campus Drive Westerville, OH 43081 Lima, OH 45804-3597 (855) 906-8733 (419) 995-8275 [Contact program for other sites] Approval Status: PROVISIONAL as of March 2017 due Approval Status: FULL granted January 2017 to Low NCLEX pass rates Date of Last Survey Visit: November 17, 2016 Date of Last Survey Visit: January 18, 2018 Kent State University College of Applied and Lakeland Community College Associate Degree Technical Studies Program in Nursing 400 East Fourth Street 7700 Clocktower Drive East Liverpool, OH 43920 Kirtland, OH 44094 (330) 308-7480 (440) 525-7174 [Contact program for other sites] Approval Status: FULL granted July 2017 Approval Status: FULL granted September 2016 Date of Last Survey Visit: April 21, 2017 Date of Last Survey Visit: April 26, 2016 Lorain County Community College Associate Degree Marion Technical College Nursing Program Nursing Program 1467 Mt. Vernon Avenue 1005 North Abbe Road Marion, OH 43302-5694 Health Sciences 223 (740) 389-4636 Elyria, OH 44035-1691 (440) 336-4015 Approval Status: FULL granted November 2017 Approval Status: FULL granted November 2017 Date of Last Survey Visit: August 1, 2017 Date of Last Survey Visit: October 9, 2020 4 11/2020 ASSOCIATE DEGREE PROGRAMS Mercy College of Ohio St. Vincent School of Nursing North Central State College Associate Degree 2221 Madison Avenue Nursing Program Toledo, OH 43604 2441 Kenwood Circle (419) 251-1313 Mansfield, OH 44906 (419) 755-4800 Approval Status: FULL granted July 2017 Approval Status: FULL granted May 2015 Date of Last Survey Visit: March 31, 2017 Date of Last Survey Visit: November 12, 2020 Northwest State Community College Associate Ohio Medical Career College One Plus One Degree Nursing Program Associate of Applied Science in Nursing 22600 State Route 34 1133 South Edwin C. Moss Blvd, Suite 110 Archbold, OH 43502 Dayton, OH 45417 (419) 267-1246 (937) 567-8880 Approval Status: FULL granted September 2015 Approval Status: FULL granted May 2018 Date of Last Survey Visit: June 17, 2015 Date of Last Survey Visit: January 12, 2018 Ohio University Associate Degree Nursing Program Ohio Valley College of Technology School of 1 Ohio University, Grover Center E365 Nursing Associate Degree in Nursing Athens, OH 45701 15258 State Route 170 (740) 593-4494 East Liverpool, OH 43920 [Contact program for other sites] (330) 385-1070 Approval Status: FULL granted January 2018 Approval Status: FULL granted January 2019 Date of Last Survey Visit: October 4, 2017 Date of Last Survey Visit: July 16, 2019 OIAH Associate Degree RN Program Owens Community College Nursing Programs 6245 Old Troy Pike P.O.
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