College of Nursing Sciences, ST. Charles Borromeo Specialist Hospital, Onitsha, Anambra State.

College of Nursing Sciences, St. Charles Borromeo Specialist Hospital, Onitsha is a private Catholic nursing college in Anambra State, owned and proprietored by the Archbishop of Onitsha, Most Rev. Valerian Maduka Okeke. It was conceived as part of the expansion of St. Charles Borromeo Specialist Hospital and is the first College of Nursing in Anambra State. Its watchword is "Holistic Education for Selfless Service", and its core values are finesse, integrity and excellence.

The college is located inside the hospital grounds on Limca Road, Isiafor layout, Onitsha, in Onitsha North. Students train at the college and take clinical postings in different nursing specialties to gain exposure to the full range of health-care delivery. Programmes offered are General Nursing, Midwifery and Public Health Nursing, taught to a curriculum approved by the Nursing and Midwifery Council of Nigeria (NMCN) and designed around the cognitive, affective and psychomotor domains of educational objectives.

Teaching facilities include classrooms with projectors, computers for research, an e-library through an online library portal, a demonstration room, group study areas and physics and chemistry laboratories. The college is administered by an Administrator, a Provost and a Registrar.

Student life is residential. Hostels are self-contained rooms shared by two students, with power and water supply, and students are provided with scheduled meals. Spiritual life is central: holy Mass opens each day and evening prayers close it, with services held within the compound. Sports and games on set days of the week include football, volleyball, basketball, table tennis, chess and ludo, and there are cultural dance and volleyball groups and a Health Advocacy and Outreach Club.

The college holds full accreditation from the NMCN with an approved admission quota of 100 students per year, and has been accredited by the National Board for Technical Education (NBTE) to run an ND Nursing programme. The Council examination success rate for graduating sets is reported by the college as 100 per cent.