Lancaster General College Of Nursing And Health Sciences
Lancaster General College of Nursing & Health Sciences is a private, co-educational, Middle States-accredited, four-year college offering a variety of associate and baccalaureate degree programs as well as certificate programs in healthcare. It is located at 410 N. Lime Street in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States. A select group of more than 1,100 students study with faculty who are experts in their specialty areas. Lancaster General College is the educational arm of the Lancaster General Health system. The clinical facilities of the hospital enrich the learning environment for students. Hands-on learning is the College’s key to developing competent healthcare practitioners.
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