Private for-profit nursing college with 19 campuses across 7 states, specializing in LPN and RN education.
Jersey College offers two core nursing programs: the Practical Nursing (LPN) Program, which prepares students for Licensed Practical Nursing careers through theoretical instruction and clinical practice, and the Professional Nursing (RN) Program, which leads to an Associate of Applied Science or Associate of Science degree in Nursing. The RN program serves both new students and LPNs seeking advancement, with some campuses offering hospital-based options. Curricula combine classroom theory with real-world clinical experience covering medical-surgical, geriatric, maternal, pediatric, and mental health nursing, plus NCLEX exam preparation. Evening programs are available at select campuses.
Jersey College operates 19 campuses across seven states, many in collaboration with regional hospitals and health systems. The college emphasizes a flexible, open curriculum allowing students to enter, exit, and graduate at designated points to balance work, home, and school. Student resources include the iCare mentorship program, virtual library access, Canvas LMS, career counseling, alumni resources, and career fairs. The college promotes its 'NurseLife' philosophy, emphasizing compassion, dedication, excellence, and drive in nursing education.
Jersey College accepts applications for both LPN and RN programs with rolling admissions and multiple start dates throughout the year. Prospective students must meet general admissions requirements and state-specific policies, which vary by campus location. The college offers a Nursing Entrance Exam and accepts transfer credits from other institutions. An admissions guide with curriculum details and course descriptions is available upon request.
Jersey College has produced over 14,000 graduates in the nursing field. The 2025 NCLEX-RN pass rate is 94.1% and the NCLEX-PN pass rate is 99%. The college was ranked in the Top 15 associate-degree granting colleges in the United States for 15-year net present value (return on investment) according to Georgetown University's Center on Education and the Workforce (2025).