TESTIMONIALS

“The Spectrum Healthcare program at MSU has opened so many doors for me, both personally and in my career.  I’ve increased both my confidence and my income, and I’ve found an excellent job that I love, thanks to MSU and my BSN degree. 

“Since I worked full-time, I couldn’t attend a traditional classroom five days a week.  The Spectrum LPN-to-BSN program gave me one-night-a-week flexibility, and the instructors were amazing.  They understood what it’s like to work full-time and study for a degree, and they really worked to help us complete our assignments in a timely manner.”

Kevin Mullins, RN, BSN
Culloden, WV
MSU Class of 2006

“Thank you for the opportunity to teach another Spectrum course at MSU.  I’ve had a wonderful time teaching these courses, and have been impressed with the professional development involved.

“Having worked in adult education before, I am fully aware of the difficulties faced by non-traditional students.  Spectrum opens up so many doors for working adults who never thought it possible to earn a degree from a respected, accredited university.  Keep up the good work!”

Carrie Calloway, MA in Secondary Education
Adjunct Faculty, Spectrum Program
Mountain State University

"There were several local nursing programs available, but MSU’s Spectrum Health was the only program with enough flexibility to accommodate my full-time work schedule, and they offered the program right here in my hometown!

As a working wife and mother, the Spectrum Health program made it possible to obtain my BSN degree.  Their flexible class and clinical schedules allowed me to care for my son and still add income to our family"

Jessica Cook, RN, BSN
Princeton, WV
MSU Class of 2007

“I’ve really enjoyed teaching Healthcare Ethics and English Composition for Spectrum Health. Since the students have an opportunity to apply the medical knowledge they already have to traditional courses needed to complete their college degrees, they find English composition and philosophy more interesting than if the courses didn’t apply to their real-life experiences.”

  Katherine Kish, MA in English & Creative Writing
Adjunct Faculty, Spectrum Program
Mountain State University