Trinity College Of Nursing & Health Sciences

Programs: Educationtrinity college of nursing & health sciences is an accredited, private, non-profit, multi-purpose college for nursing, radiology technology and other health professions. The college's long history of integration and passion for community health care demonstrates its responsiveness to the changing health care needs of the region. The college's origins can be traced back to 1898 when health care was much different than it is today. As the college has grown over the years, it has maintained innovative teaching strategies using cutting-edge technologies to prepare health care professionals for the dynamic health care environment. Trinity college of nursing & health sciences has six programs: associate of science in nursing degree, associate of applied science in radiography degree, associate of applied science in respiratory care degree, bachelor of science in health sciences degree, bachelor of science in nursing degree, and master of science in nursing degree. During 2016, trinity college of nursing & health sciences had a total of 372 students enrolled with the breakdown among programs as follows: 33 associate of science in nursing students, 40 associate of applied science in radiography students, 27 associate of applied science in respiratory care students, 14 bachelor of science in health sciences students, 204 bachelor of science in nursing students, 8 master of science in nursing students, and 46 non-degree seeking students. The college complies with those laws which forbid discrimination on the basis of race, religion, color, sex, marital status, age, national origin, veteran status, disabilities, sexual orientation, or gender identity in administration of its admissions policies, educational policies, scholarships, and other programs and operations. We strive to maintain compliance with the family educational rights and privacy act of 1974, as well as the drug-free workplace act of 1988.

scholarshipstrinity college of nursing & health sciences provides scholarships to its students based on academic, social and community service criteria that are established in part by donors who contribute funds for these types of scholarships. A scholarship committee is used to determine eligibility and recommend recipients.