Denver College of Nursing

What are the popular events and traditions at Denver College of Nursing?

Nursing milestones, particularly graduation and any program pinning ceremony, are more relevant to Denver College of Nursing students than a traditional university homecoming. Applicants interested in participating should check the current academic and student-events calendar for ceremonies and eligibility details.

A pinning ceremony, when held, recognizes completion of nursing education; it does not replace graduation requirements, RN licensure or the NCLEX. Event schedules can also vary by cohort, so students should not plan around an assumed annual date.

What are the student housing and dining options at Denver College of Nursing?

Denver College of Nursing does not provide college-owned or college-operated undergraduate housing. Students should plan to arrange their own accommodation rather than expect a residence-hall placement.

Living off campus makes location and clinical travel part of the housing decision. A convenient apartment for classroom days may be less convenient for an early clinical shift. Students should also budget for food independently rather than assume that a residential meal plan is included in college charges.