Academically Strong. Ethically Driven.
Elmhurst University’s online healthcare programs provide rigorous professional preparation and robust clinical skills development. An immersive educational experience is delivered in our Accelerated Bachelor of Science in Nursing (ABSN), Master's Entry in Nursing Practice (MENP) and online Master of Science in Communication Sciences and Disorders (CSD) programs by a passionate, supportive community at a school that values personal growth, human rights and social justice.
Elmhurst University is dedicated to increasing diversity in healthcare and prides itself on providing educational opportunities for students of all backgrounds.
Elmhurst University was founded in 1871 and is aligned with the United Church of Christ, which has a rich history of supporting civil rights and equality.
Team Support
for Success
Our team is with you every step of the way to ensure your success, at no extra cost to you. From identifying clinical placements to guiding you from application to graduation, we’re here to make sure you’re well prepared.
Save time and focus on your coursework with integrated clinical placement services
Connect with a student success advisor to help you navigate your academic experience
Receive professional mentorship and support from our committed faculty
It's a lot of work, but you will succeed if you put in the time and effort. It's a great program. The instructors have all been amazing. I would recommend Elmhurst to anyone.
Elysa Katz
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Accreditation and Recognition
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Meet the Faculty
Our professional and committed faculty will teach, mentor and support you throughout our rigorous programs.
Clinical Placement
What are clinicals and how does clinical placement work? Our clinical placement services team will answer your questions.