(December) World War II broke and schools were closed.

Schools were resumed after the Japanese doctors and nurses took over.

St. Luke’s Hospital then called University Hospital opened training school for nurses

Japanese team left the country, Filipino staff  continue the work.

Graduation of the post War class

Incorporation of the St. Luke’s Hospital School of Nursing. It began to have a separate Board of trustees and operated its own budget.

BSN proposal was shelved by the Board of Trustees because of requirements for a collegiate program.

•Purchase of Capitol City College by the Episcopal Church thru   Prime Bishop Ret. Rev. Lyman C. Ogilby. It was renamed Trinity College of Quezon City

The 1st class was admitted to take courses under the BSN program of TCQC SLCN.  

The 1st BSN class who graduated under a 5 year curriculum.

•School granted special permission to offer a 2-year program. Graduated later on took a 3 year Diploma Program.  Took licensure examination and became Registered Nurses.

•Accredited by the Philippine Accrediting Association for Schools, Colleges, and Universities.(PAASCU)

New Curriculum with RLE implemented

1st graduates of the New BSN curriculum with RLE.

San Lazaro Hospital

Hospital Real De Manila

Hospital de Indios

Hospital de Aguas  Santas

San Juan de Dios Hospital

Iloilo School of Nursing 

St. Paul’s Hospital School of  Nursing

Philippine General Hospital School of Nursing

St. Luke’s Hospital School of Nursing

Mary Johnston Hospital and School of Nursing