Why Choose Saint Luke's College of Health Sciences?

Saint Luke’s College of Health Sciences, located in Kansas City, Missouri, has a long history of nursing education. The School of Nursing was established in 1903. In 1991, the Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree program was established. Saint Luke’s College of Health Sciences is affiliated with Saint Luke’s Hospital, an internationally known health care facility. The College and Hospital share a strong and positive reputation in health care and nursing education.

Graduates are highly sought after and readily employed in a variety of nursing positions, not only in the Kansas City area, but also throughout the United States. Many students have jobs lined up before they graduate. Pass rates for Saint Luke’s graduates on the State Board Licensure Exam (NCLEX) are consistently above the State and National averages. Graduation rates for the College are consistently high.

The College has excellent on-campus and off-campus resources. The Nursing Skills Lab, computer labs, and faculty offices are located on campus. Off-campus resources include Saint Luke’s Hospital, the Health Sciences Library, and numerous community clinical sites. Student Services include a full-time Executive Director of Business Operations and Student Services, Director of Enrollment Management and Human Resources, Registrar, Student Services Associate, Bursar, Nursing Skills Lab Coordinator, and individual faculty advisors.