Highlights

Allen College has a tradition of more than 78 years of excellence in healthcare education. Allen College students may enroll in the following degree programs: Associate of Science in Radiography, Bachelor of Health Sciences, Bachelor of Science in Nursing, Master of Science in Nursing and Doctor of Nursing Practice degree programs. We are regionally accredited by the Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools.

We are located on a beautiful campus in Waterloo, Iowa. The Waterloo-Cedar Falls metropolitan area combines the diversity of a large city with the friendliness of a small town. Residents value their high quality of life and strive to maintain it. The metro area offers a setting appropriate for nearly every occasion--from shopping and dining at an increasing number of retail areas and restaurants, to leisurely walks along nature trails and exhilarating nights at concerts, shows or sporting events.

University Attributes

Allen College is an independent, co-educational, regionally accredited, specialized post-secondary institution offering programs in nursing and health sciences. Our 78-year heritage is directly tied to Allen Memorial Hospital. Allen College is located on the campus of Allen Memorial Hospital in the diverse community of Waterloo, Iowa. There are more than 500 students at Allen College, and individual attention is readily available.

Allen College offers a variety of resources designed to help you. Whether you are registering for classes, looking for a great job opportunity, wanting to see our events calendar, or wondering what is happening on campus, Allen College is dedicated to making our students leaders in the health care field.

Degrees Available

• Bachelors
• Masters

Degree Level

Bachelors Degree (Undergraduate)

Subject Areas

• Health Sciences
• Nursing

Experience Required

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Allen College's Mission Statement

Allen College is committed to preparing competent healthcare professionals through educational programs of excellence, to developing a diverse community of learners and faculty, and to promoting community service, scholarship, and lifelong learning.