Nursing - ADN

PROGRAM INFORMATION

Specific Admission Requirements for Program
Applicants will be accepted into the Nursing - ADN program by completing a weighted admission form. Students with the highest scoreswill receive admission to the program. A waiting list of applicants will not be maintained for future admission. An applicant who receivesnotification that he/she was not admitted to the program must resubmit the Nursing - ADN Application by the program applicationdeadline date to be considered for admission to the next available class. Weighted admission forms are available on theHealth Scienceweb page.

• Criminal Background Check prior to acceptance
• Urine Drug Screeningprior to acceptance
• Submit a Health Sciences Division Student Health Record Form indicating the candidate has the ability to perform the physical tasks required in the program prior to enrollment in the first nursing course.
• Complete and pass the General Hospital Orientation.
• Proof of CPR certification for Health Care Providers prior to and throughout curriculum.
• Review and acknowledge the Technical Standards of the Nursing - ADN Department
• GPAof 2.75 on all required general education and support courses. A minimum grade of C is also required in all courses required for Nursing - ADN.
• Have met on of the following two admission options:
  • Be eligible for BIO 210, ENG 101 and MAT 110 or MAT 120 and met the required score on the TEAS. TEAS scores are valid for 2 years from testing date. Students may retest every 3 months.
  • Successful completion of all 9 Health Science Nursing Core Courses with a minimum grade of "C" and a GPA of at least 2.75. (MAT and BIO time limits apply.)
• Payment of a non-refundable tuition deposit.
• All applicants must be at least 17 years of age by the semester of admittance to Nursing 101.
• Complete the online Nursing - ADN Information Session.
• For re-acceptance guidelines, see the ADN PN Student Handbook.
• For students seeking transfer credits from other institutions, see theADN PN Student Handbook.
• Other expenses for which you are responsible may include, but are not limited to: purchasing scrubs and shoes, gas and transportation to clinical sites, Licensing Exam fees of $200 -$300.

Course Sequence and Progression Requirements
A minimum grade of C or better is required for all NUR-prefixed courses for progression and graduation. Grade below "C" are considered course failures.Any student who fails to meet the requirements for progression will be dropped from the nursing program and must apply for re-acceptance.For further information regarding re-acceptance, see the ADN PN Student Handbook.

Curriculum Sequence

Total Credit Hours

68 (74 Transfer Emphasis)