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College of Health Sciences and College of Nursing Building - (El Paso TX)

Address: 🏡 1851 Wiggins Rd, El Paso, TX 79968

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Where is College of Health Sciences and College of Nursing Building 🏡?
1851 Wiggins Rd, El Paso, TX 79968
What is the phone number College of Health Sciences and College of Nursing Building 📱?
(915) 747-7280
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5 /5 Claudia Romo: Its hard to get into the nursing program but once you are in, it is worth it. Not only they teach you skills a nurse must have, but also why you are doing what you do with the patients. This is key for knowing what could go wrong and either avoid it or be prepared for it. Great instructors.

5 /5 Kathleen Cox: A beautiful setting to learn and grow in with state-of-the-art educational facilities and faculty! UTEPs School of Nursing is among the top ten in the nation. If you are searching for a satisfying and fulfilling career, this is the place to accomplish your dreams.

5 /5 John Espresion: The HSSN building is a really nice, quiet building where you will usually see many nursing students in scrubs studying.

5 /5 Luis Garcia: Great structure
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