CT State Community College has launched a new practical nursing certificate program, the first and only public program of its kind in the state.

Over 8,000 qualified applicants were rejected by CT nursing programs, the most recent data from the CT Center for Nursing Workforce shows.

As nursing shortages remain an issue in the U.S. and Connecticut, university programs continue to grow in the state and $2.9 million in federal funding has been obtained to train nurses and create ...

Mitchell College in New London said it is launching a new nursing bachelor's degree program next fall in order to address the industry’s care-provider shortage. A new simulation lab on campus ...

A new accelerated bachelor of science in nursing program has been approved for Danbury-based Western Connecticut State University. The Board of Regents for Connecticut State Colleges and ...

More than 8,000 qualified applicants were rejected by nursing programs statewide. One reason for the crunch? A lack of clinical placements.