The University of Tennessee Southern Travis School of Nursing is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education(CCNE).
The mission of the University of Tennessee Southern Travis School of Nursing and Health Sciences is to prepare nurses at the baccalaureate level in a collegiate environment of academic rigor, based on liberal arts and sciences, who are critical thinkers, lifelong learners, and leaders in the profession.
Provide clinical instruction to students in approved health care settings and the simulation lab, while adhering to the policies of the clinical setting, the school of nursing, and the University of Tennessee Southern.
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Located in southern middle Tennessee, UT Southern is about 70 miles south of Nashville and 40 miles north of Huntsville, Alabama. The campus is nestled in the small community of Pulaski and currently enrolls about 800 students a year.
UT Southern is the newest campus to join the UT System, evolving from UT’s acquisition of Martin Methodist College in 2021. Students enrolling at UT Southern enjoy a private-college experience at an affordable, public-school cost. Among the many advantages are low student-teacher ratios and high classroom personalization. More than 30 academic programs of study are available through the divisions of business, education, humanities, mathematics and sciences, nursing and social sciences.
UT Southern is a college community where friends become family, where learning leads to doing and where everyone sees opportunity.
