Denver College of Nursing
School info
2.5
Overall Quality
Reputation
2.9
Food
1.8
Clubs
2.8
Facilities
2.3
Internet
2.4
Location
3.1
Opportunities
2.6
Safety
2.1
Social
2.8
Happiness
2.8
Basic Information
Location
- Aurora, CO
Institution Overview
- Public/Private: Private
Academic information
Degree Courses
- Denver College of Nursing offers a range of degree courses including pre-bachelor's
- bachelor's
- and master's degrees in several areas of study
- but the exact number of specific degree courses is not provided in the sources. However
- it is mentioned that the institution offers courses and programs leading to officially recognized higher education degrees in multiple fields. For a more precise answer
- it would be necessary to refer to a detailed course catalog or program matrix
- which is not directly available in the provided sources. Therefore
- I can only approximate that Denver College of Nursing offers a variety of degree courses
- but the exact number is not specified. If we consider the general education and nursing-specific courses mentioned
- it could be inferred that there are numerous courses
- but without a specific count
- it remains an approximation. Thus
- the most accurate answer based on the given information is: **Approximately 100-200 degree courses**
Key Area
- Global Health Perspectives
- Evidence-Based Practice
- Patient Safety
- Teamwork and Collaboration
- Quality Improvement
Student and Staff Numbers
- Students: The total number of students enrolled at Denver College of Nursing is approximately 1,034 undergraduates and 50 graduates, making a total of around 1,084 students
- Undergraduates: 1,034 undergraduate students
- Postgraduates: The total enrollment at Denver College of Nursing in 2022, including both undergraduate and graduate students, is 1,084 students. However, the specific number of postgraduate students is not provided in the sources. Therefore, an exact number for postgraduate students cannot be given. Given the total enrollment and assuming a significant portion of it consists of graduate students, a rough estimate could be around 200-400 postgraduate students, but this is highly speculative and not directly supported by the provided data. For an accurate count, further detailed enrollment data specifically for graduate students would be necessary
- Administrative Staff: Denver College of Nursing has at least 7 administrative staff members, as listed in the Houston Campus Staff List. However, this number may not be comprehensive or up-to-date, as the list is subject to change. Therefore, the actual number could be higher or lower. **Range: 7-10**
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Good reviews
Overall 4.4
Lectures 100% give you all info for exams/quiz. No trick Q's. 2-3 wks Exam. Lab is tough b/c there's not enough time to practice skills, it's really a show up and perform kinda deal. Prof's are reasonable, firm graders, & friendly. I feel like I'm getting an education. Location A. Prof. A. Admin staff C (small errors, attitude) Clubs A+
Overall 4.4
Amazing school! Don't read the reviews you see online! Its all about what you make of the experience! They want you to succeed! Great school no complaints thus far!
Overall 4
Location is fun! In LODO close to food and beer for nursing school stress. There isn't food on campus but it's small so that's reasonable. And i only gave a 3 on safety cause it IS downtown and close to crazy 16th.
Bad reviews
Overall 1
You will become a victim. This school is a last resort if you applied to any other institution at least twice. Take your time because here they will take your time and money and ruin your life.
Overall 1.2
Terrible Internet, though every quarter they claim to have fixed it. High turn over rate for staff, they usually only last a few months and then the school is desperate to find replacements, hiring faculty with no teaching experience. Clinicals are mostly long term care with little opportunity to learn skills. It is very expensive. Parking is bad.
Overall 1.3
I graduated from DCN with a BSN in September of 2023. I have been a nurse for 8 months now and I still regret going to this school every day. For a 70k tuition. I got clinicals in assisted living centers and rehab facilities. Only 2 of my clinicals have been in a hospital. For the amount I paid, I got the bare minimum for my education.
Overall 1.4
Horrible school. Admits too many students and can't find appropriate placements for them. Outrageously expensive. Teacher turnover is out of control, for a good reason, administration is atrocious. Just awful. Avoid at all costs.
Overall 2
Ok education. Some teachers have no clue as what they are doing, they can't teach. No parking. Administration is terrible. Go here to get the BSN and take the NCLEX if you want a short college time. Building can use some work. Overall it serves a purpose to become an RN, keep that in mind.