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Dominican University of California
Department of Nursing
50 Acacia Avenue
San Rafael, CA 94901


Dominican University of California

At Dominican University of California, in the midst of the bustling San Francisco Bay Area, graceful old buildings and shady tree-lined paths are the setting for serious learning and lively debate. Here, you'll find a diverse group of students from around the world who will become classmates, project partners, roommates, and friends. You'll find a wealth of resources and support services to help you determine a major or find a career.

What you won't find at Dominican are large lecture classes -- there aren't any. The average class size is 13. Our faculty are here because they are dedicated to teaching you. The administration and faculty are available to guide, support, and advise you -- academically, spiritually, socially and emotionally. You won't slip through the system. You will be challenged to understand the world and cultures around you; you will be able to analyze, create, contemplate, reason, persuade, compare, adjust, think, collaborate and solve.

The Department of Nursing

Dominican is a private university of Catholic heritage with a strong commitment to nursing excellence and relationship-centered education. Our graduate nursing curriculum offers registered nurses the opportunity to prepare themselves as leaders and innovators in today's changing health care system by addressing three major demographic trends. These are: the needs of an aging population, the urgent need for nurse educators, and the integration of complementary and alternative therapies into mainstream health care.

The Dominican nursing program follows guidelines defined by the California Board of Registered Nursing for Clinical Nurse Specialist status and is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE).

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