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If you live in the South Florida area, you know nursing program options are plentiful. So selecting the right one needs to be a well thought-out decision that takes a considerable amount of planning and research. Contrary to popular belief, all nursing programs are not the same. So you don’t want to randomly choose just any type of nursing program offered. If you’re looking to work alongside one of the... Read More

Florida National University (FNU) honors veterans by offering them the opportunity to earn a college degree at a reduced rate. These reduced rates not only apply to military personnel, but also to their family members, and it doesn’t matter if the military workers are on active duty or on reserve. It’s also applicable to members of the National Guard and survivors and dependents who are receiving Chapter 33 and 35... Read More

If the beautiful tropical weather isn’t enough to convince you to study Physical Therapy in South Florida, Florida National University (FNU), a regionally accredited university in Miami has come up with a few collegiate advantages that might make you feel less guilty about migrating down south to earn your education. Earn Your Physical Therapist Assistant (PTA) Degree in Two Years If you’re interested in working in the healthcare industry, but... Read More

“The mission of the Writing Studio is to provide writing benchmarks, guidelines, and support to all students and faculty across the disciplines. The Writing Studio is an integral part of the fulfillment of the institution’s Quality Enhancement Plan (FNU Cares).” GOALS: To produce better writers who will compose well-developed, well-structured, coherent To facilitate student engagement in the writing process and to improve writing skills through individual tutoring, paper reading, writing... Read More

If you’ve had experience working in the healthcare industry, or are currently working in the medical field and considering other career options, why not look into Florida National University’s (FNU) Nursing programs? With some careers, it’s required to have a specific type of academic training. That is usually the case in most medical professions. When making the decision to go to school for nursing, sometimes a medical background may be... Read More

If enough time passes by, observance days end up becoming traditions that oftentimes lose their meaning and the origin of why they came to be in the first place becomes unknown—especially if it’s a celebratory holiday. Independence Day, or the 4th of July might be considered one of these holidays. The 4th of July is associated with fireworks, cookouts, outdoor picnics, family get-togethers, and…of course a day off from work... Read More

Choosing a career in criminal justice can be an exciting venture. With a degree in Criminal Justice, you’ll be qualified to pursue jobs such as: Law Enforcement Officer Private Investigator Immigration Officer Correctional or Probation Officer Counselor Crime Scene Investigator And more! Learning a Little More About Criminal Justice The field of Criminal Justice is a broad profession which encompasses law enforcement, the judiciary, and corrections. Working in the area... Read More

If you’re looking to work in the in the respiratory profession, congratulations! This is a specific kind of niche in the medical field that not everyone gravitates to. This means that you’re focused on what you want to study and where you want to go in your professional career. That in itself is quite the accomplishment as some students may spend their entire academic career trying to figure out exactly... Read More

Sometimes, having a limited pool of options can be just as difficult as having a wide array of options. Knowing that you want to attend a college in South Florida and knowing that you want to study Nursing may not always be enough to make a decision. Now, you have to narrow down your choice of schools by looking at the smaller details. In most cases, students who are looking... Read More

Many people may not even be aware that World Refugee Day exists, much less understand what it means and how it came to be. On December 4, 2000, the United Nations (UN) General Assembly report embraced the resolution 55/76 that highlighted the importance of caring and aiding refugees. It declared that June 20 would be reserved as World Refugee Day. The resolution states 8 key points that reflect the UN’s... Read More