Kaplan Singapore’s Bachelor of Nursing degree is awarded by Griffith University (Australia) and is fully taught by Griffith University’s faculty staff. Griffith University, which is Australia’s ninth-largest university, boasts a large health faculty with an international reputation in the teaching and research areas. It is also well-known for medical research.
Programme Duration: Part-time basis, 24 months (minimum)
Accreditation: Kaplan is EduTrust certified, and its Bachelor of Nursing has been accredited by the Singapore Nursing Board (SNB).
Curriculum: What we find interesting is a module on Contemporary Nursing, which discusses healthcare today in Singapore and the world, touching upon a range of issues that also cross the socio-economic, political, and other dimensions.
Course Fees: SGD 20,330.00, SkillsFuture credit usable
Prospects: Further studies are an option for Kaplan’s graduates, who can choose to read a Master’s Degree in Health Services Management (accredited by the Australasian College of Health Service Management).
No personal items, including but not limited to, mobile phones, hand-held computers/personal digital assistants (PDAs) or other electronic devices, pagers, smart watches, purses, firearms or other weapons, hats (and other non-religious head coverings), bags, books, and/or notes are allowed in the testing rooms. You must store all personal items in a secure area as indicated by the Testing Center staff or return them to your vehicle. If you refuse to store your personal items, you will be unable to test.
Please bring a valid, state or government issued, photo ID with you on test day.
The Kaplan Nursing School Admissions Test is a pre-admission assessment that predicts a student’s ability to succeed in nursing school. Because the first step in any successful nursing program is selecting the correct students, a test that determines student aptitude is essential.
The Kaplan Admissions Test is nationally normed and measures performance and gaps in physiology, math and reading. It is designed for students with a high-school education (or equivalent), and does not require any previous nursing education.