HARRISON COUNTY, Miss. (WLOX) - The nursing program at Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College has grown over the years, and now it has been recognized at the best in the state.

The nursing program has about 425 students but is expected to grow to more than 700, said Dr. Joan Hendrix, dean of nursing and allied health at MGCCC.

MGCCC has a 99.20 pass rate, which was compared to 1,042 ADN degree programs in the nation. The college’s ADN program is also ranked 7th in the nation by EDUMED in its list of the Most ...

GAUTIER, Miss. — A fundamental change in the nursing program at Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College’s Jackson County campus is planned for the fall semester, said Jason Pugh, campus vice ...

Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College has announced a $12 million project to build a new nursing school.MGCCC president Mary Graham says Nursing and Simulation Complex will be located south of the ...

Gov. Phil Bryant and Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College leaders today broke ground on MGCCC's new $15.5 million Nursing and Simulation Center in Harrison County. The new center at Tradition will ...

A Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College nursing student works with an instructor in a skills lab Thursday, March 4, 2021. Alyssa Newton anewton@sunherald.com ...