Mount Carmel College of Nursing: Majors & Ratings
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Mount Carmel College of Nursing offers 7 majors and allows you to earn your bachelor's degree, master's degree, postmaster certificate, or doctoral degree.Below we list majors offered at Mount Carmel College of Nursing, diplomas available at this college, and Mount Carmel College of Nursing program ratings.
Nursing
Adult Health Nursing
View Mount Carmel College of Nursing nursing ranking· master's degree
· postmaster certificate
Family Practice Nurse· postmaster certificate
· master's degree
· postmaster certificate
Nursing Administration· postmaster certificate
· master's degree
Nursing Education· master's degree
Nursing Practice· doctoral degree
Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing· master's degree
· postmaster certificate
Registered Nursing· postmaster certificate
· bachelor's degree - Popular
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