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School: Robert Morris College - Peoria Campus

Graphic Arts
Course Format: Classroom
A combination of fine art skills, technical knowledge, and theory in both art and design history provide a foundation to create effective visual communications pieces produced for the print industry. Key components to design include manipulating graphics, styling text, and arranging visual elements. your future as you get a start on your professional portfolio while completing an internship ...
 

Medical Assisting
Course Format: Classroom
Instructors who mentor. Rotations at leading hospitals. Focused curriculum and the skills needed to succeed. Accredited degrees and certifications that get noticed. Accelerated programs that help you finish faster. These are things health studies students love about Robert Morris. At RMC, we provide numerous ways to get experience while you’re learning, including exciting internships th...
 

Computer Networking Specialist
Course Format: Classroom
A solid academic and skill-oriented background in applied computer technology paves the way for specialized studies in computer networking. Topics focus around business software applications with an emphasis on microcomputer systems in a networked environment. the growing demand for networking professionals by learning everything from initial design to implementation and management. Practi...
 

Business Administration
Course Format: Classroom
A solid business education in accounting, management, and marketing opens the door to a wide variety of careers in today’s business environment. Using this foundation, the aspiring manager or entrepreneur will be equipped with the skills to generate business solutions. all key components and aspects of the modern business world both inside and outside the classroom by supplementing ...
 

Accounting
Course Format: Classroom
Knowledge, understanding, and application of Generally Accepted Accounting Principles will be developed. This foundation is coupled with practical skills such as critical thinking and analytical reasoning, which is used in assessing situations and recommending changes. accounting data for managerial business decisions through the use of technology, financial analysis, and theory applications...
 

Master of Science in Nursing (MSN)
Course Format: Classroom
The MSN program, a 45 semester hour program is offered online and is designed to provide the baccalaureate professional nurse with current advanced knowledge and skills in Medical-Surgical Nursing or Child and Family Nursing, with an option for either clinical practice or education. Also, the College offers an accelerated pathway to the MSN for RNs with a non-nursing baccalaureate degree. In ad...
 

Registered Nurse (RN) to BSN Accelerated Pathway
Course Format: Classroom
The College offers an accelerated pathway for the RN student. The completion of 62 semester hours of prenursing courses is required. Graduates of state approved diploma or associate degree nursing programs may receive 31 semester hours of credit in the nursing major without examination and must complete 30 semester hours of the nursing courses.
 

Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN)
Course Format: Classroom
Completion of the undergraduate program requires completion of 62 semester hours of prenursing courses which are taken at any other college of the student’s choice. Students transfer to Saint Francis for the 62 semester hours of the nursing courses in the junior and senior years. Program totals 124 semester hours. The College accepts transfer students in both the Fall and Spring semesters and a...
 

Mechanical Engineering
Course Format: Classroom
The Mechanical Engineering program is designed to strengthen the ability of students to solve complex technological problems in a creative way by broadening students’ knowledge, providing in-depth study in an area of concentration, and complementing theoretical study with relevant and significant research and/or design. Students will concentrate in either the mechanical systems design area...
 

Industrial Engineering
Course Format: Classroom
The Industrial Engineering program stresses the role of industrial engineers as problem solvers at managerial and staff levels in both manufacturing and service industries. The program offers the opportunity to make a specific plan of study, beyond the IE core, for each student based on his/her educational background and career objectives. Typical program concentrations include Quality Scienc...
 

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