Facts at a Glance

• Founded in 1903 by Sisters of the Holy Cross as a School of Nursing
• Private Specialized Catholic Institution
• Became College of Nursing in 1990
• Affiliated with Mount Carmel Health and Trinity Health
• College President: Ann E Schiele, PhD, RN
• Enrollment: 740
• Male student population: 9% of student population
• Minority students:  9.6% of student population
• Non-traditional students: 60% of overall enrollment
• Students who receive financial aid: 80%
• Among the largest baccalaureate nursing programs in Ohio
• First free standing student residence complex opened in August 2007 at the College: Angela Hall and Holy Cross Hall
• Mascot: Mount Carmel Nightingales "Mighty Night"
• College Colors: Burgundy and Gray

Programs Offered

• Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN)
  • Traditional Four Year
  • RN-BSN Completion
  • Second Degree Accelerated
  • Advanced Placement
• Master of Science (MS)
  • Adult Health
  • Nursing Education
  • Nursing Administration
    
  • Graduate Certificate
• Continuing Education
  • Dietetic Internship
  • Online RN Refresher