OC METRO CALENDAR

  • February 2012
    SuMoTuWeThFrSa
    2930311234
    567891011
    12131415161718
    19202122232425
    26272829123
    45678910
Add an event

EDUCATION
Untitled Page

West Coast University expands to North Hollywood

The Costa Mesa-based private nursing school relocated its Los Angeles campus to an all-new facility.

By Susan BelknappPublished: September 22, 2009 03:00 PM

Costa Mesa’s West Coast University (WCU), one of the largest educators of nurses in California, has opened a new campus in North Hollywood. The school’s continued growth prompted the move from its former location east of downtown Los Angeles.
 
The new campus, housed in the former J. C. Penny building, on Victory Boulevard, recently welcomed more than 600 students, most of whom are pursuing a degree in nursing. The North Hollywood location has more than a dozen new laboratories and classrooms, equipped with individual computers and myriad components necessary to achieve comprehensive educational experience.
 
“At West Coast University, we recognize and honor our responsibility to equip our students with impeccable skills and cultivate the compassionate mindset that will enable them to be solid members of the healthcare community,” says Dr. Barry T. Ryan, WCU president and CEO. “We focus on designing campuses that are appealing to the students and technically advanced so our students enjoy their educational experience and graduate ready to serve the community.”
 
The vibe of the North Hollywood campus was developed to cultivate a Caribbean-meets-Southern California beach environment with bamboo accents, including an academic mall with a raised pier.

NEXT PAGE >>

Related headlines
Chapman report: Economic Forecast for the Legal Profession
UC Irvine nets $320,000 to expand free online initiative
Irvine’s Spectrum Pharmaceuticals raises $50 million
Orange County loses more than 6,000 jobs over the month