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Herzing University-Birmingham was recently named one of the best registered nursing (RN) programs in Alabama by registerednursing.org, an online resource for current and future nurses. Alabama nursing schools were ranked based on current and historical NCLEX-RN pass rates for all RN programs, including Associate in Nursing (ASN), Bachelor in Nursing (BSN) and direct-entry MSN programs.
Herzing University-Madison is proud to congratulate the fall 2017 recipients of the Community Partnership Scholarship, which offers 50 percent tuition reduction – up to $15,000 – for employees affiliated with Herzing University partners.
Ronald Buford, an employee of the Boys and Girls Club of Dane County, is among the 12 selected recipients. He recently started classes at Herzing-Madison and is enrolled in the Associate of Applied Science in Business Management program.
Welcome to the Herzing Circle, Ronald!
On January 27, 2018, Herzing University-Akron conducted a graduation ceremony for about 100 students representing all program areas, including business, criminal justice, healthcare, nursing, dental assisting and technology.
Through its partnership with Herzing University, the Mary Lou & Arthur F. Mahone Fund is offering two full-tuition scholarships to Herzing University for high school seniors in the Kenosha Unified School District as well as Christian Life School and St. Joseph Catholic Academy High School.
A college education is one of the most important investments you can make in your future. Whether you’re a first-time college student, returning to school or seeking an advanced degree, time and money will be significant factors in determining which school and career program you choose.
Herzing University’s Tuition Wizard is designed to make your college search easier, allowing you to calculate estimated tuition and costs for the program of your choice. Students can follow these steps to estimate the cost of their education at Herzing:
Medical assisting is one of the fastest growing jobs in healthcare and Herzing University is meeting the needs of students and employers with a new online Associate of Science in Medical Assisting Services (ASMAS) program.
Herzing University is a community. A part of feeling connected is engaging with your instructor and your classmates. Every class has an online discussion every week that allows you to interact with your classmates. You can also connect with Herzing through social media like Facebook and there are social forums within our online learning management system. We also recommend that you take the time to get to know the staff and faculty that are there to assist you. By building relationships with your admissions advisors, Student Services specialists, and instructors, you are connecting with Herzing!
Herzing University offers multiple resources for you to be successful. You can reach out to your faculty to request assistance with a class concern. You are also assigned to a Student Services Specialist who is there to help you in navigating your academic schedule. We also have an online tutoring center and librarians who are there to help. The great thing about these people is that they are regularly available via email and can schedule a time to talk over the phone that works for you and for them.
With online classes, you have the ability to do your work at any time of the day or night. However, to be successful, you need to devote scheduled time to your class work. It will be difficult if you plan to do your work for a few minutes here and there. We recommend that you schedule specific blocks of time each day or several days per week that you will be focused on your class or classes.
Studying online is a great opportunity to get an excellent college education without leaving the comfort of your own home. One of the important things to note about online learning is that you need to be motivated and self-disciplined. You are able to engage with the course material in a way that works best for you, but you need to be organized and motivated to work consistently on your classwork. You have access to resources such as faculty, tutoring, and library services, but you need to be able to learn independently as well.
