Curriculum
To graduate from the College of Nursing, one has to study at USI for four (4) years. At the second year, one already experiences to affiliate with Mother Seton Hospital and community health centers. Like most Catholic Schools, every USI student nurse is required to take Religious Education subjects every semester. One is also required to complete Eight (8) SOOR (Social Orientation) subjects.
Before one reaches the 3rd year of student nursing, the student nurse undergoes the Capping and Candle Lighting Ceremonies. The candidates of BSN Batch 2008 participated in the 40th Capping and Candle Lighting Ceremonies during May 2006. Batch 2008 is also dubbed as the Ruby Batch for being the 40th batch to be capped.
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