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Quality Nursing Programs
American Sentinel University understands the importance of offering market-relevant, high-quality nursing degree programs.
Relevant Management Programs
American Sentinel’s online healthcare management programs feature market-relevant curriculums and professors with a breadth of real-world experience.
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SIMPath® Degree Programs
SIMPath™ is an exciting new way for you to learn when you want, how you want. Even if the degree is the same, the way you learn, when you study, the experience you bring, and the challenges you overcome, are unique to you.
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digital simulations
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