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Frequently Asked Questions
Associate in Applied Science Degree
- 1. What are the admission criteria?
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Admission into the nursing program is competitive and only qualified applicants will be considered and granted provisional admission to the program. Applicants requesting enrollment into the nursing program must:
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- Complete all RCC Admission, testing, and course requirements.
- Complete the selected Test of Essential Academic Skills - TEAS with competitive scores as indicated on the "admission ranking" packet.
- Complete the Allied/Nursing Health Admission Ranking packet by the specified deadline. Packets may be obtained from Student/Counseling & Career Services.
- Complete CIS 110 prior to admission and be certified as a CNA I with current listing as a Nurse Aid I without substantiated findings.
- Effective 2010 all applicants must have a cumulative GPA oat 2.5 or greater to be considered for admission.
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- 2. What is the TEAS®?
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The Test of Essential Academic Skills- TEAS® for short- consists of four sections. Mathematics, Reading, Science, and English and Language Usage. A review of basic concepts and theories in each area is recommended. ATI has tow products, the TEAS® Study Manual and a TEAS® Online Practice Assessment, available to guide your review and provide feedback about your study progress.
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- 3. Can credits from other institutions be transferred to RCC?
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Yes, depending on the course. For further information on credit transfer, please contact the Admissions office.
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- 4. Do applicants have to be Nursing Assistant I certified before admission?
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Yes. Students are required to be Nursing Assistant I certified prior to admission. Please review the Program Requirements page for further information. If applying and you need Nursing Assistant I, please contact Admissions to find out the course schedule for upcoming opportunities.
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- 5. How do I find out more about Financial Aid?
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Begin with contacting RCC Financial Aid office at (910)272-3352. Utilize College Foundation for additional information www.cfnc.org
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- 6. What requirements are needed for LPN to RN admission?
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A Licensed Practice Nurse (LPN) with a current unencumbered license to practice as an LPN in North Carolina and a minimum of one year of work experience as a LPN may apply for advanced placement in the Associate Degree Nursing (ADN) program after completing all admission requirements. Acceptance is subject to availability.
Effective 2010, LPN Advanced Placement applicants meeting admission requirements may be accepted and enrolled during the summer semester. Upon acceptance, LPN applicants may be awarded credit for prior nursing courses. All other general education and college science courses listed as prerequisites must be completed as indicated. Science courses must have been completed within 5 years of the enrolling semester.
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