Nursing Education
& Scholarships
Attention Excelsior College Graduates and Students:
Effective July 25, 2006, all Excelsior College students who are enrolled in the nursing program
before July 25, 2006 and who graduate before December 31, 2007
may apply for the NCLEX examination or, if already licensed by another state, for endorsement.
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Nursing Education
Culturally Competent Nursing Care: A Cornerstone of Caring - A
Free Online Course
The issue of Culturally Competent Nursing Care
continues to grow as the patient care population becomes more diverse. The
Maryland Board of Nursing recommends that all nurses take advantage of the
following course. It will provide updated information on providing culturally
competent care in today’s world. Click For Details
A Guide to Nursing Education in Maryland
lists the approved registered nurse and practical nurse education programs in
Maryland.
Board-approved Evening & Weekend Nursing Education Programs
NCLEX Exam pass/fail rates by education program in
the State of Maryland
English-speaking school
Defined
List of Approved Refresher Courses in
the
State of Maryland [PDF]
Scholarship & Financial Aid listings
Complete the Free Application for Federal
Student Aid (FAFSA) on-line - This is the first step to receiving financial
aid.
Maryland Higher Education Commission
(MHEC) Financial Aid
Hospitals in Maryland that offer scholarships and assistance
Nursing Scholarship Information on the Internet
Nursing Assistant Training Programs
Click for a listing of Board-approved
Nursing Assistant Training Programs
& contact information
E-Mail The Board With Questions
Click on the e-mail address to send a message. If you
use a web-based e-mail provider (i.e. Hotmail, Yahoo, Juno Webmail, etc.),
copy and paste the e-mail address into the 'TO:' field of your service.
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Last update: February 06, 2008
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Anthony Brown, Lt. Governor
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