Bellin College and the College of Menominee Nation have signed a new agreement that creates a streamlined path for CMN students to earn a bachelor of science in nursing from Bellin College.
The agreement will go into effect this upcoming fall semester.
“This agreement represents a shared commitment between Bellin College and the College of Menominee Nation to strengthen academic pathways, foster innovation and support student success.” said Mark Bake, chief academic officer at Bellin College. “Most importantly, it reflects our collective belief that education thrives when institutions work together to break down barriers and build bridges.”
Through this partnership, students who complete an associate degree in biological and physical science at CMN can transfer seamlessly into Bellin College’s 15-month or two-year bachelor programs. Both colleges’ admissions teams and advisers will work closely to support students from the start of their academic journey, ensuring they are well-prepared for a successful transition.
“It is always a good day when new partnerships emerge to support students’ educational journeys.” said Christopher Caldwell, CMN president. “CMN and Bellin know the value that higher education brings to the student and the communities they will serve.”
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