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West Coast University

Our mission is your success
The mission of WCU is to provide an innovative and relevant learning environment; to support the personal and professional development of adult learners in acquiring life-long critical thinking and analytical skills.
Innovation in education since 1909
Originally chartered in 1909 as an ophthalmology school, West Coast University has experienced several incarnations, including becoming one of the early pioneers in offering Bachelor degree programs designed to meet the needs of working adults in the 1950's. The success of this model led the University to expand and diversify its program to include offerings in the areas of business and management, computer science, industrial technology and pre-health science.
In May of 1997, the University was reorganized and new leadership emerged - refocused on programs that were in demand and most beneficial to working adults.
In early 2005, West Coast University became only the second-ever private post-secondary institution in California to be granted a Registered Nursing program by the Board of Registered Nursing. This was truly a testament to its quest for excellence and the pursuit of high demand career training.
Today's West Coast University is a leader in Nursing and Health Care Administration educational programs. It has an attractive, modern campus with many resources; a dynamic and experienced faculty and staff; and academic curricula designed to challenge students and prepare them to become valuable members of the health care industry - for life.
Why WCU Online?
- Simple, straightforward 3-step application process
- Audio-visual advantage: WCU's online delivery platform is not just text on a screen, you'll see and hear each lesson
- An interactive classroom experience: chat rooms and threaded discussions with peers and instructors
- Personalized education: you'll have a team dedicated to your academic and career success
- Online faculty combine advanced degrees with real-world experience
- Online students receive the same level of interaction and services as on-campus students
- Help desk support is available via phone and email 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
- Financial assistance and job placement assistance availible
Bachelor of Science in Nursing (RN to BSN)
West Coast University designed its RN to BSN program with the professional nurse in mind. With each course taught in a ten-week block, students are able to focus on fewer courses at one time. This program requires the completion of general education courses, nursing courses, and specialized health care occupation courses. Students are able to complete the RN to BSN program in approximately 20 months*.
The curriculum offers educational opportunities for the student to develop as a leader/manager by providing an environment that will aid in the development of self-discipline, intellectual curiosity, and critical thinking. Professional education prepares the leaner to assume the responsibilities of a management person, and stimulates the desire for continued learning.
Program Overview
Whether you are currently working in the health care industry, or beginning your health care career, West Coast University's Health Care Administration (HCA) degree programs provide you with the knowledge and skills you need for a successful career in one of today's fastest growing fields!
Program Objective
The objective of this program is to provide students with the appropriate general education, didactic theory, and hands-on skills required to begin and/or enhance a career in health care administration. The purpose of the program is to provide the student with a broad base of knowledge in allied health; and also provides the graduate with the specific skills necessary to work in a variety of business or health care settings.
West Coast University's Online Degrees
School of Management
Bachelor of Science in Nursing (RN to BSN)









