Herzing University, Kenosha

Herzing University’s Kenosha campus is a private, nonprofit university in Kenosha, Wisconsin, and one of several Herzing locations that offer nursing education. Its nursing pathways commonly include practical nursing, associate, and bachelor’s options, with online coursework often paired with on-campus labs, simulation, and supervised clinical placements. The school is known for flexible scheduling, year-round study, and step-by-step routes that help students move from entry-level nursing training toward higher credentials.

In class, lab, and clinical settings, students build skills in health assessment, pharmacology, patient care across the lifespan, communication, clinical judgment, ethics, leadership, and evidence-based practice. Program length varies by track, but students may finish a practical nursing diploma in about 12 months, an ASN in about 20 months, or a BSN in about 3 years. Prelicensure nursing programs are designed to prepare graduates for the NCLEX-PN or NCLEX-RN. Compared with some nearby nursing schools, Herzing University Kenosha may appeal to students seeking hybrid learning and several entry points into the profession.