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Indianapolis, Ind.—Banner Health has joined forces with The College Network, Inc. to offer educational opportunities for nurses. Banner Health is one of the nation’s largest nonprofit health care systems with almost 29,000 employees providing health care services in communities throughout seven western states.    Read More

Indianapolis, Ind. The College Network (TCN) is honoring National Nurses Week by awarding scholarships totaling over $45,000 to six health care facilities across the nation. The awards recognize the importance of nurses and the significant contribution they make to the health care community.     Read More

The College Network, which partners with colleges and universities to provide online degree and certificate programs, is offering to match tuition down payments of $200 to $500 made by new students. "We knew that people would have some additional income and wanted to augment that income if they chose to use those funds for their education," said Glenn Cason, vice president of The College Network. "So it's all tied together with the state of the economy and the tax rebates."
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NASHUA, New Hampshire - Eedo announced today The College Network, Inc. (TCN) selected Eedo's ForceTen™ learning content management system (LCMS) for the development and delivery of its e-learning services. The content management system works with TCN's partner universities' online degree and professional certificate programs. Many of these programs focus in the healthcare, nursing, and executive leadership fields, among others.     Read More

Indianapolis, IN —The National League for Nursing, in partnership with The College Network, Inc., offers the TAP for NCLEX®-RN Success program to universities and colleges to prepare nursing students for the NCLEX® exam. Additionally, Investment in the TAP program may qualify institutions for rebates that can be credited to other NLN programs and services.     Read More

Indianapolis, IN —The College Network, Inc (TCN) has joined forces with the National Association of Emergency Medical Technicians (NAEMT). NAEMT recognizes The College Network as a leader in providing distance learning and degree opportunities through their university partnerships. TCN will provide current and future NAEMT members accessible educational opportunities at reduced cost and exceptional value.     Read More

Indianapolis, IN — The College Network, Inc.’s Comprehensive Learning Modules are now available online with interactive features to enhance learning. The new online system, called the Resource Center, individualizes the learning experience, giving customers access to what’s critical for their academic success.     Read More

New York, NY—The NLN's new membership category for agencies, organizations, and companies ranges from nursing organizations to hospitals, from staffing agencies to boards of nursing, from foundations to corporations.     Read More

PHOENIX, AZ—The College Network recognized the most recent inductees to the National League for Nursing’s (NLN) Academy of Nursing Education with a $20,000 unrestricted gift to the NLN Foundation for Nursing Education. The donation, made in honor of esteemed nursing educators, was presented by Gary Eyler, CEO of The College Network, at the NLN’s Education Summit, Evolution or Revolution: Recreating Nursing Education, on September 28 in Phoenix, AZ.     Read More

The majority of Filipino nurses go to the United States to practice their profession. This is the main reason why The College Network decided to bring its NCLEX^®-Registered Nurse (RN) test preparation program, Rx for NCLEX^® Success, in the Philippines. With a similar lifestyle between Filipinos and the Americans, their English-proficiency and their hospitability, Filipinos are the most-sought-after nurses in the US.     Read More

Working adults who pursue a degree using The College Network’s Comprehensive Learning Modules and the online associate’s, bachelor’s, and master’s programs available through its partner universities now receive an even greater level of personal attention to support and encourage them on their path to higher education. Every new customer of The College Network now receives an in-depth Guidance Consultation from an Academic Advisor. The Guidance Consultation experience is tailored to each customer’s needs and is in essence an “Information Road Map” to successful completion of a degree program.     Read More

The College Network and its partner, the Boston University Corporate Education Center (BUCEC), are pleased to announce that more of BUCEC’s Online Project Management Certificate courses have been approved for American Council on Education (ACE) Credit Recommendation. Currently, the BUCEC offers 11 online project management certificate courses. All of those courses have now been approved to receive one (1) upper level undergraduate recommendation. ACE credit recommendations are used primarily to obtain college credit or advanced college placement.

California native and RN Daniel Lucky found it such a positive experience getting his BSN through The College Network’s partnership with Indiana State University that he gave back to the school in the form of a $25,000 gift - and now has big plans to give back to his community. Saturday, May 5 was the first time Lucky set foot on ISU’s campus, having earned his nursing degree via distance education. ISU partners with The College Network to help busy nurses like Lucky continue their education despite the pressures of family, work and personal obligations.

The College Network, Inc. (TCN), Indiana State University (ISU) and Sonoma State University (SSU) have joined together to provide an exclusive program to serve the educational needs of California nurses wishing to advance from a Licensed Vocational Nurse (LVN) to a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) Registered Nurse. The LVN to BSN Bridge Program has been designed exclusively for California nurses so they may participate in TCN and ISU’s current BSN program for Licensed Vocational Nurses (LVN). This program, the first and only completely distance-based program in the country, offers the same rigorous curriculum that campus-based students receive.