So, you’re interested in Nursing at Roanoke Chowan Community

College?

Student Information Session

You must first apply to the college, and take the placement test if required.

Applications to the college are available on campus, and online.

Remember to request official transcripts from high school and all colleges that you may have attended.

Step 1:

Complete any developmental courses as recommended based on your placement test scores up to and including DMA 50 and DRE 098.

Complete Chemistry 094 & Biology 094 with a grade of “C” or higher.◦ These courses are not required if you have taken

and earned a minimum grade of “C” in a high school chemistry or biology course within the last 5 years.

Step 2:

Obtain your CNA I certification

CNA courses are available here at Roanoke Chowan Community College through our Continuing Education/Allied Health Dept. These courses are generally 8 weeks in length and are offered at various times throughout the year including the summer.

For specific questions regarding the CNA program

you may contact Jamie Burns @ 862-1261.

Step 3

A current copy of your CNA registration through the NC state CNA registry must be submitted along with your application. You can retrieve this information from the weblink:

www.ncnar.org/verify_listing1.jsp

Your CNA registration must remain current throughout your enrollment in the nursing program.

Step 3 continued

After completion of prerequisite courses with a grade of “C” or higher, you must APPLY TO THE NURSING PROGRAM.

The Nursing Department accepts applications beginning November 1st and closes the application period at noon on February 1st for Fall admission.

Applications are/will be available online. Please complete your application and return it BY MAIL to:

Roanoke Chowan Community CollegeAdmissions

109 Community College RoadAhoskie, NC 27910

No faxed, hand delivered, or emailed applications will be

accepted. Please allow adequate time for your application to reach us by the February 1st deadline.

Step 4:

Verification of CPR certification must be included with your application.

**When scheduling your class please remember that cards are not always available immediately after the course. Please allow enough time, so that your card is available as proof of certification by the deadline.

CPR certification must be obtained through an approved American Heart Association or American Red Cross course. We will not accept certification from any other sources.

Your CPR certification must remain current throughout your enrollment in the nursing program.

STEP 5

Once the application period has closed:◦ Transcripts are evaluated by the Registrar. Credit

for any transfer courses will be given. GPA calculations are obtained from the Registrar’s Office.

◦ Minimum GPA for admission: 2.8 GED scores High School Transcripts (If you have earned

less than 12 college credits) Or the last four college semesters Does not include Developmental, ACA, or PE

Courses.

Application Processing:

Applicants who have taken all prerequisite courses, and have met the GPA requirement will receive information (Mid February)about how to register for the TEAS test (Mid March).

http://www.testpreppractice.net

Candidates must take the TEAS test. Test scores are good for one year.

Application Processing

After review of all admission requirements, you may receive a letter of acceptance into the nursing program. The letter will contain information about the:

MANDATORY Orientation Session Uniform Fittings Supplies and Book Lists Letter of Acknowledgement

Application Processing:

After review of all admission requirements, you may receive a letter of denial or wait listing into the nursing program.

Application Processing:

Now the real work begins!!!!

RCCC Nursing: