Touro College is a private, not-for-profit institution of higher education that was founded in 1971 by Bernard Lander. Touro College's mission is to provide high quality instruction and career preparation for students from all backgrounds.
The college offers both undergraduate and graduate degrees, including the BSN. The school has five campuses, one in New York City as well as locations in Long Island, Central Islip, Oakdale (NY), and Nevada (USA). Over 10,000 students are enrolled annually with over 1,300 teaching staff members on staff.
Touro College is the oldest institution of higher learning in the United States that focuses on educating American Jews.
Founded by Bernard Lander, Touro's first class consisted of only 15 students who studied Hebrew and Jewish ethics. The college quickly grew to become one of the largest institutions for religious education in America. In addition to its focus on Jewish studies, Touro now offers degrees related to healthcare and business fields.
Touro College is an accredited, private institution of higher education and a leader in health care education. The college offers undergraduate degrees at the bachelor's degree level as well as graduate programs including an RN to BSN program, MSN (RN), DNP (MSN) and PhD programs. Touro College has five campuses located throughout New York City.
Touro College is a private, non-profit Jewish college with five campuses in New York and California. It was established in 1971 by Bernard Lander after receiving a charter from the Board of Regents of the State of New York. The school offers both undergraduate and graduate degrees, including a BSN. Over the years, Touro has grown to enroll over 10,000 students each year and employs over 1,300 teaching staff members; it now serves students from all faiths. Touro's mission is to provide an excellent education for those who seek knowledge and understanding while celebrating diversity within our global community.
Touro College is a comprehensive institution of higher education with five campuses located throughout the New York metropolitan area. Founded in 1971 by Bernard Lander after receiving a charter from the Board of Regents of the State of New York, Touro College was established to offer higher education to the Jewish community and now serves students from all backgrounds. The college offers undergraduate and graduate degrees in liberal arts, sciences, social sciences, law and health professions. With over 10,000 students enrolled annually on its five campuses - including one in Manhattan - Touro College employs more than 1,300 faculty members who teach more than 31 degree programs at both undergraduate (BA/BS) and graduate levels (MS/MA).
