McAuley School of Nursing
McAuley School of Nursing has a valued tradition of clinical excellence and is committed to graduating nurse practitioners who have the ability to meet society's evolving health care needs.
UDM's undergraduate curriculum in nursing is built upon a foundation comprised of the liberal arts and sciences, and strives to encourage critical thinking.
Our unique Cooperative Education component provides a structured educational experience. All pre-licensure nursing students complete two co-op assignments in addition to clinical placements. These paid assignments provide valuable hands-on experience and contribute significantly to graduates' high job placement ratio.
- The McAuley School of Nursing's partnership with community and local health care agencies provides a variety of clinical sites close to home, including school-based clinics, homeless shelters, traditional health care agencies and hospitals.
- Find out why UDM is the right Nursing school for you right now.
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UDM Admissions Office
University of Detroit Mercy
4001 W. McNichols Road
Detroit, MI 48221-3038
Undergraduate Admissions
Contact:
Monica Krystyniak
313-993-1044
Toll-Free 800-635-5020
krystyml@udmercy.edu
Graduate Admissions
Contact:
Melinda Parsh
313-993-1592
parshmm@udmercy.edu
Current UDM Nursing Statistics:
- Entry level nursing graduates earn an average starting salary of $40,000.
- 100% of UDM nursing graduates have jobs upon graduation or are enrolled in graduate school.
- Employers report high satisfaction with UDM nursing graduates.
- McAuley School of Nursing has been a leader in Baccalaureate nursing education since 1941.
CCNE seeks comments on DNP program
The Doctor of Nursing Practice program in the McAuley School of Nursing is undergoing a site visit from the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE) for accreditation. The Commission provides the opportunity for interested individuals from the nursing community as well as the community at large to submit comments in writing concerning a program’s qualifications for accreditation status. The Accreditation visit is scheduled for March 12-14, 2012. Comments will be received by the Commission until 30 days before the scheduled visit. CCNE shares third-party comments with members of the evaluation team prior to the visit, but at no time during the review process are these comments shared with the program.
Written and signed comments will be accepted by the Commission until February 11, 2012 and may be sent to:
Christina Walcott, Administrative Assistant
Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education
One Dupont Circle, NW, Suite 530
Washington, DC 20036-1120
