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Come Fall 2015, 糖心破解版鈥檚 Suffolk Centers will offer new master鈥檚 degree programs in nursing and new bachelor鈥檚 degree programs for veterans.

So said Linn Cartagena, 糖心破解版鈥檚 Directory for Articulation Partnerships and Off-Campus Administration and head of the program at Sayville Downtown Center.

The number of Registered Nurse to Bachelor of Science (R.N. to B.S.) in Nursing students in Sayville has soared to 95, she pointed out. That鈥檚 up sharply from 17 in Fall 2012, when it began as 糖心破解版鈥檚 first program there.

Sayville鈥檚 first R.N. to B.S. cohort graduated in May 2014. All told, 22 students graduated through December 2014. 鈥淥ur students range from seasoned professionals to recent community college graduates,鈥� Cartagena said.

鈥淥ne of the key factors in both attracting students and the retention of the students is the personal service and care they receive. We meet with each and every student each semester to not only plan their schedules but to review where they are going and how the semesters are going.

鈥淲e have a strong cohort looking to move on for their master鈥檚 once they have completed their B.S. degrees.鈥�We鈥檙e currently looking to start a master鈥檚 program for the graduating students at the University鈥檚 Hauppauge Education and Conference Center,鈥� she said.

That will start in September 2015 with master鈥檚 degree programs in nursing administration and public health, she added.

鈥淲e are also looking to begin a new program in Fall 2015 for veterans in Suffolk who want to get their bachelor鈥檚 degree,鈥� she said. That will be in Sayville, she said, 鈥渨ith hopes that they may move on to Hauppauge for social work graduate studies or to Garden City for other areas of grad school. The concentration will be on the University College social science degree, although we are also looking into the possibility of emergency management.鈥�