The future of healthcare starts with great nurses. That’s why we’re becoming Unitek College of Nursing—a name that reflects our leadership in nursing education and our vision for what’s next. As we grow, our commitment to allied health, student success, and career-focused education remains unwavering.
The transition to Unitek College of Nursing (UCN) reflects our continued focus on nursing education and the important role we play in preparing the next generation of healthcare professionals. The new name more clearly communicates our mission while honoring the same educational standards, student support, and career-focused education that have defined our institution for years.
Nursing is at the core of our impact and plays a critical role in addressing healthcare workforce needs. The new name more clearly reflects that focus while maintaining our commitment to allied health education and student success.
The transition is being implemented in phases. You will begin to see the new name appear across our campuses, website, communications, student materials, and digital platforms over time.
Yes. This is a brand transition, not an operational change. Our programs, faculty, leadership, student support services, campus locations, and educational standards remain the same.
No. Students, alumni, and partners do not need to take any action. The transition will happen automatically across our systems, materials, and communications.
No. Nursing and allied health programs continue to be offered with the same curriculum and focus on career readiness, hands-on learning, and student success.
No. Allied health programs remain an important part of our institution and continue to receive the same commitment to educational quality, student support, and career preparation.
No. The transition does not affect your coursework, faculty, academic progress, clinical experiences, or expected graduation date.
No. The name change does not affect tuition, financial aid eligibility, scholarships, or student financing arrangements.
No. All campus locations remain open and continue serving students and communities as usual.
No. Our accreditation and regulatory approvals remain unchanged. The transition has been carefully managed to ensure continued compliance with all accrediting and regulatory bodies.
No. The transition does not affect program approvals, accreditation, or eligibility requirements associated with licensure and certification pathways.
No. Credentials earned before the transition remain valid and continue to represent the same institution. The value and recognition of your education are not affected by the name change.
Yes. Academic documents issued after the transition is implemented will reflect Unitek College of Nursing.
Employers, licensing boards, and other organizations can continue to verify academic credentials through the same established processes used today. Student and alumni records remain maintained and accessible throughout the transition.
Student and alumni records remain secure, accessible, and unchanged. Transcript requests, record verification, and other student services will continue without interruption.
Yes. Degrees, diplomas, and transcripts issued before or after the transition represent the same institution and educational standards. The recognition and value of your credential remain unchanged.
No. Existing clinical placements, workforce partnerships, employer relationships, and community collaborations continue without interruption.
Yes. Students can continue to expect the same academic standards, experienced faculty, hands-on training opportunities, and support services that have long defined the institution.
We are committed to making this transition as seamless as possible. If you have questions that are not addressed here, please contact your campus or admissions representative for assistance.
Your program, courses, instructors, clinical experiences, graduation requirements, and path to completion remain unchanged. No action is required, and your educational experience will continue as planned. As the transition moves forward, you will begin to see the new name reflected across campus signage, communications, student resources, and digital platforms.
