"Producing competent
and
world class nurses."

The St. Luke’s Hospital School of Nursing, the predecessor of the St. Luke’s College of Nursing is one of the oldest nursing schools in the Philippines. It was established in 1907 soon after the founding of St. Luke’s Hospital. The Late Rev. Charles Brent, the first Bishop of the Episcopal Church in the Philippines saw the need for Filipino nurses initiated the school’s establishment together with Miss Ellen T. Hicks, then the first superintendent of nurses. The school had three of the seventeen Filipino women who first took nursing in the Philippines. The College has consistently maintained its excellent record as a top performing school, with 99% passing rate in June 2007, June 2008 and June 2009 board examinations. Since 1911, St. Luke’s graduates have distinguished themselves in clinical practice, nursing education and post graduate studies through the promotion and advancement of nursing in the Philippines. Celebrating its centennial in 2007, St. Luke’s College of Nursing has prided itself through the years as one of the oldest and one of the top performing nursing schools in the Philippines.

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St. Luke's College of Nursing

Programs

• Bachelor of Science in Nursing

Special Programs

• Care Giver

Vision

In the forefront of developing quality human resources
towards universal Christian Nursing Care.

Mission

• Develop a faculty of highly competent and wholly committed Christian Nursing Educators
• Design a curriculum that will meet the needs of its studentry with the state of the art health care delivery system
• Nurture students within a Christian atmosphere and values that will develop their optimum level of competency and leadership
• A friendly and democratic environment to serve God, country and fellowmen.

NURSING AT TUA-SLCN

St. Luke's College of Nursing is one of the educational units of Trinity University of Asia. It started operating under Trinity College of Quezon City in 1965 when its first class was admitted. The decision to establish the College of Nursing, however, was made as early as march 13, 1964 when at a meeting of the St. Luke's Hospital School of Nursing Board of Trustees, it was decided that steps be taken by the school to become a collegiate program. By that time, the former Capitol City College has already been bought by the Bishop of the Philippines, Philippine Episcopal Church, as Corporate Sole and renamed Trinity College of Quezon City.

St. Luke's Hospital School of Nursing, the predecessor of the St. Luke's College of Nursing, is one of the oldest nursing schools in our country. It was established in 1907, soon after the founding of St. Luke's Hospital which was then known as “University Hospital” in honor of some leading universities of the United States which helped finance the construction of the building. Upon the decision to elevate the “School of Nursing” into a “College of Nursing,” the Board of Trustees decided to keep the name of St. Luke's and to name the College of Nursing, St. Luke's College of Nursing.

St. Luke's College of Nursing is one of the best schools of nursing in the country today, having St. Luke's Medical Center as the base hospital. It is located along E. Rodriguez Ave., Cathedral Heights, Quezon City.

The Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) Program prepares students to think critically and creatively, to make decisions and to function effectively in their interpersonal and intrapersonal dealings with any type of clientelle and environment.

Nursing graduates are prepared to professionally understand and respond to the vast and changing health care needs of individuals in the society.

NURSING FACULTY

Nursing faculty members are specialists in their chosen field and students learn from experts in the different fields in nursing. The faculty is committed in helping students achieve their educational goals and function effectively and independently as members of the health-care team of the 21st. century.

They are committed to pursue special training and higher education to maintain and enhance their competencies, to broaden their scientific knowledge base and to develop to a greater extent their skills in the changing health-care environment.

PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS

The baccalaureate degree program is divided into pre-professional program or pre- nursing followed by the Professional Program. Admission to the Professional Program is competitive.

FRESHMEN

1. Form 138
2. Certificate of birth from NSO
3. 1 x 1 ID picture (2 pcs.)
4. Certificate of good moral character
5. Not more than 30 years old

FOR TRANSFEREES

1. No failing subjects
2. Willing to start as freshman
3. Not more than 30 years old

FOR 2ND DEGREE HOLDERS

1. No failing subjects
2. Only with science and social science
related degrees (ex. BS Bio,
Behavioral Sciences)
3. Willing to start as freshman
4. Not more than 30 years old

SCREEENING REQUIREMENTS

1. At least a minimum grade point average of 2.15
2. Passed the Nursing Aptitude Test /Battery Exam (NAT)
3. Passed the Psychological Test
4. Personal interview
5. Possess the Carative Elements of a Health Caregiver

 

OTHER PROGRAMS - Caregiver Program
Eight (8) month course

COMMITMENT TO STUDENTS

The primary aim of the Bachelor of Science in Nursing program is to prepare students to become professional nurses and place them immediately into a meaningful career and a productive life of service to God, country and fellowmen.

Classes are designed to meet the academic and career needs of the students with the emphasis in:

• A commitment to a well-rounded education;
• Excellence in learning;
• Quality in related learning experience;
• Career guidance and counseling by the guidance office as well as the college faculty possessed with academic and professional experience;
• Critical thinking, problem solving and skill development;
• Networking with health-care professionals;
• Socialization into the professional practice of nursing and Increasing research expertise.

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