The School of Nursing

Now accepting applications for LCU's new and innovative concept-based curriculum divided into sub terms with a focus on specific content.

Application to the Division of Nursing (DON) is a two-step process:

Program Highlights

  • Curriculum Designed with Next Gen NCLEX Success in Mind

  • Renowned & Exceptional Faculty Passionate about
    Teaching & Preparing Future Nurses

  • Hands-On Learning Enviroment

  • Smaller Calss Sizes

  • Success Specialist Available to Help Student's Succeed

  • ABSN Pathway with No TEAS Required

    Our ABSN Pathway is designed for those who currently hold a Bachelor Degree to obtain a nursing degree in as little as 16 months!

Mission

The mission of the Division of Nursing is to offer courses of professional study from a Christian perspective that builds upon the liberal arts to prepare safe, competent generalist nurses who will collaborate with members of the healthcare team to provide holistic, evidence-based, patient-centered care.

The mission is congruent with the Louisiana Christian University mission to provide a liberal arts education to honor and serve Jesus Christ. Furthermore, the mission is congruent with the AACN’s Essentials of Baccalaureate Education for professional nurses.

Degrees & Programs

NOTE: Louisiana Christian University may grant admission to students considered at-risk provided there are seats available in the current admission cycle. At- risk students must meet the program policies and graduation requirements for progression.

Contact information

Tomekia Luckett
PhD, MSN, BSN, ADN, RN

Phone: 318-487-7127
Email: Tomekia.Luckett@lcuniversity.edu

Ms. Sonda Dyer

Phone: 318-487-7127
Email: sonda.dyer@lcuniversity.edu

I just wanted to give a shout out to the nursing department. I am currently in a hospital in Louisiana and have one of your nursing graduates. My hospital stay has been a very bad experience because of lack of communication, but my nurse has been a bright spot. It made me proud of her and of the program at LC. It was also nice to make a connection, finding out she knows my daughter since they were in school at the same time.
 
Thank you for investing in the professionalism of nursing. Keep up the good work. Nursing is a ministry for people during some of their hardest times!"

TammiLee Kelly

The baccalaureate degree program in nursing at Louisiana Christian University is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (http://www.ccneaccreditation.org).

The Louisiana Christian University Nursing Program has received initial approval to begin a new BSN program in Fall 2024. Two tracks of student will be offered including the traditional BSN (Bachelor of Science in Nursing) and an Accelerated BSN.

  • Traditional BSN (TBSN): this track is designed for student interested in pursuing a career in nursing who have not previously obtained a degree from an accredited institution.  Students in the TBSN program are required to complete two years of prerequisite and pre-nursing courses prior to applying for entry into the clinical aspect of the program.  Once accepted into the nursing program, students will progress through two years of dedicated study focused on the holistic care of patients with various diagnoses.
  • Accelerated BSN (ABSN): the ABSN path is designed for students who have successfully completed a program of study and have obtained a degree. These students will also be required to successfully complete specific prerequisite and pre-nursing courses and complete the application process for entry into the nursing program. 

Cabrini Scholars Application

  • The Louisiana Christian University Cabrini Scholars program provides student grants in increments of $5,000 for current students who are matriculating through the Accelerated Bachelor of Science in Nursing program(ABSN) at Louisiana Christian University.  Students may receive one or two grants.   
  • In exchange for receiving grants, selected students will serve as full time Registered Nurses at CHRISTUS St. Frances Cabrini Hospital in Alexandria, LA after completion of ABSN program.  
  • $5,000 grant = 24-month commitment of employment after successful completion of nursing orientation  
  • $10,000 grant = 36-month commitment of employment after successful completion of nursing orientation.  
  • Eligibility   
  • Successful completion of the first semester of the ABSN program  
  • How to Apply  
  • Applicants may obtain an application from Louisiana Christian University. Grant applications must be completed a minimum of 30 days to the beginning of the upcoming semester. Interested candidates will also complete an interview with Cabrini Chief Nursing Officer. 

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