How long does it take to complete the Associate Degree in Nursing (RN) program?
The Associate Degree Nursing Program (RN) takes approximately three to four years for a full-time student to complete the entire program (if the student does not have previous college credits). There are two educational components in the Associate Degree Nursing Program. In the pre-requisite stage, students must complete all developmental course work and the 12 credits of science courses. These pre-requisites can be done part-time or full-time, evenings, days or weekends. It is highly advised that all 37 credits (11 courses total) of general education (non-nursing) courses be completed prior to entering the clinical component, in order to be competitive for admission to the clinical program. The second educational component, the nursing clinical segment, is two (2) years, part-time consisting of nursing classes and clinical experiences. Some evening clinical experiences are available. There are two class options for the Associate Degree (RN) Program. The Day Option consists of nursing
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