Associate Degree Nursing Program

Associate Degree Nursing (ADN) prepares the graduate for entry into professional nursing practice. As a registered nurse generalist the ADN graduate leads, manages, and provides direct care to individuals, families, and groups across various healthcare environments.

How to Get Started

When can I apply?

First Apply to CCRI with a General Studies Major and a Concentration in (Pre Nursing).

Once you have completed all required prerequisites and specialized testing, submit your Performance-Based Health Science Application during the open application period for Associate Degree Nursing. NOTE: Cannot be currently in progress of a prerequisite and still be eligible to apply.

Apply – February & March for Fall Acceptance
Apply – August & September for Spring Acceptance

PBHS Open Application Periods

What do I need to apply?

High School/GED or Bachelor’s Degree Transcript
BIOL-2201 (c or better)
ENGL-1010 (c or better)
PSYC-2010 (c or better)
ACCUPLACER – English reading/writing/math
HESI

Health Science Guidelines - for additional information

How to track your prerequisite completion and readiness to apply

How long is the program?

This is a 2-year program Associate Degree (from official acceptance)
Successful completion of the program allows you to take the state registered nursing exam. (RN License).
NOTE: Timeline does not include time taken to complete prerequisites.

What does my schedule look like?

Typical Day Schedule is two half days a week lecture & two full 8 hours clinical rotation M to F.
Typical Evening/Weekend Schedule is two to three nights per week lecture M-F (starting after 4 pm) Clinical rotations on the weekends.

How much does it cost?

This program is xxxx total credits. Please see college Bursar (business office) to see tuition calculator.

Tuition and Fees Calculator

How to Apply

Follow these detailed steps from the link below.

PBHS Nursing - How to Apply