ASSOCIATE OF SCIENCE IN NURSING (ASN)

Admission Requirements

1. Pre-requisite courses:

   1. For High School/GED/HiSET completion (no college coursework completed)

      1. Math: Two (2) years of math - one year must be algebra. Final grade of C+ or higher.

      2. Science: One (1) year of laboratory sciences (i.e. Life Science with lab). Final grade of C+ or higher.

   2. For Transfer Students and Associate Degree Holders, Students with a Prior Bachelor's, Master's, or Doctoral degree OR a score of 50 or higher on the Algebra CLEP exam.

      1. 3 credit college-level algebra course – C+ or higher

      2. 4 credit college-level science course – C+ or higher

2. ATI TEAS Version 7 scores (Minimum scores: Reading 69%, Math 63%, English 60%, and Science 46%):

   • All applicants to the Associate of Science in Nursing (ASN) Program are required to complete the Test of Essential Academic Skills (TEAS) as part of the admissions process.

   • The TEAS exam must be taken at an approved, in‑person proctored testing site (such as a college testing center or authorized testing facility). TEAS exams taken remotely or online from home are not accepted for admission consideration.

   • Official TEAS scores must be submitted according to program application deadlines. It is the applicant’s responsibility to ensure that the exam is taken in a proctored setting and that official scores are sent to the College by the required date.

   • Applicants are encouraged to plan accordingly and confirm testing arrangements in advance.

3. Proof of High School diploma/ High School Transcript or higher degree

4. GPA Requirement: 2.7 cumulative for all applicants (3.0 for Master's or Doctorate degree holders)

5. College Transcripts if applicable

6. A $25 application fee

7. Applicants with an active LPN license who want consideration for advancement placement must Select LPN to RN Advanced Placement on the ASN application

   • LPN License Number for LPN-RN applicants

   • CNA License Number if applicable

ASN Curriculum

*17 total credits by examination (HESI): NSG 1021 Fundamental Health Concepts (9 credits) & NSG 2009 Family Centered Nursing (8 credits)