Qualified applicants are admitted according to space available. Any science course, nursing course or life-span growth and development course completed more than five years prior to the time the student is accepted may not satisfy requirements for a degree in nursing. Transcripts may not reflect more than one D or F in a science or nursing course taken within five years of the date of enrollment in the ADN program. Applicants who have had a repetition of more than one science or nursing course within five years of application are ineligible. Only the criteria listed are used for selection and admission to the nursing program.
Selection is based on how each applicant compares with others in the applicant pool.
Applicants who complete a significant number of general education and science courses prior to application for admission are able to compete more selectively for admission. Student Accountability Students are responsible for their own health insurance, transportation to health agencies, and parking fees. Students are responsible for the purchase of books, supplies, uniforms, and payment of required fees. A minimum grade of 75 must be maintained in each course with a NURS prefix. A cumulative GPA of 2.0 or better on all courses in the nursing curriculum must be maintained in order to progress to the next nursing course.