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The document is a comprehensive guide for prospective students applying to the Associate Degree Nursing (ADN) Program at South Texas College. It outlines the admission process, including requirements for traditional, transfer, and international students, as well as details on program tracks (Traditional RN, LVN to RN, EMT Paramedic to RN). The guide emphasizes the competitive selection process based on a point system, application requirements, and necessary assessments like the HESI A2 exam. Additionally, it provides information on clinical requirements, costs associated with the program, and resources available for applicants.

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Begin by reviewing the first section, which outlines the requirements prior to applying. Ensure you have submitted your STC application and attended the Prospective Student Information Session.
In the next section, fill out all application requirements. This includes completing pre-requisites, taking the HESI A2 Exam, and ensuring you meet the required GPA.
Proceed to the checklist for submitting your application. Confirm that all necessary documents are included and initial each statement during your meeting with the ADN Program Advisor.
Finally, review the notification process for application status. Make sure you understand how and when you will be notified about your admission status via email.

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How long does it take to get an associate degree in nursing?

Generally, ADN programs take two years to complete. Depending on the status of your credits (such as if you have applicable transfer credits,) you may be able to earn your ADN in a shorter amount of time.

What do you need to get into the Blinn ADN program?

Applicants must be TSI compliant. . Achieve at least a C in all prerequisite and co-requisite courses and must have at least a 2.5 overall GPA in all prerequisite and co-requisite courses to enter the program. (NOTE: Most students admitted have above a 3.00 GPA.)

Is getting an associates degree in nursing hard?

Are ADN programs hard? Associate Degree in Nursing (ADN) programs may be difficult for some because they can take two years to complete, but these programs are also easily accessible. You can enroll in ADN programs in a vocational institution or community college.