Paramedic to Associate Degree Nursing A.A.S. degree (A45110PB)
LPN to ADN Bridge A.A.S. Degree [A45110LP]
Student Achievement Outcome Date
The Associate Degree Nursing (ADN) program typically has more applicants than available space. Applicants must meet additional requirements including specific science courses, certifications, evidence of physical and mental health, etc. Competitive enrollment programs may have different application deadlines and requirements.
The Associate Degree nursing program at Mitchell Community College at the Statesville Campus located in Statesville, NC is accredited by the:
3390 Peachtree Rd NE, Suite 1400
Atlanta, GA 30326
(404) 975-5000
The most recent accreditation decision made by the ACEN Board of Commissioners for the Associate Degree nursing program is Continuing Accreditation.
View the public information disclosed by the ACEN regarding this program at http://www.acenursing.us/accreditedprograms/programSearch.htm
The Associate Degree Nursing curriculum is taught using a concept based model. Students are expected to have reliable access to the Internet and an electronic mobile device is required.
LPN to ADN Program Information
Application Process
Admission to the program is selective, and applications are accepted from May 1-May 31 each year. The application process is as follows:
- Complete the Mitchell Community College application process for general college admission.
- Send all official high school and college transcripts to Mitchell Community College Admissions Office.
- Students will meet with a general student services advisor, and when you indicate the LPN to ADN Bridge Option, you will be assigned to a specific pre-nursing advisor.
- Set an appointment with your assigned pre-nursing advisor to determine your eligibility to apply to the program. When eligible, schedule the ATI TEAS (Test of Essential Academic Skills) test (link will be sent to you by your pre-nursing advisor).
- If eligible to apply, complete the additional Program application with your assigned pre-nursing advisor.
Please remember, completion of general college admission requirements does not constitute application to the Associate Degree Nursing Program.
To view a more extensive breakdown of the admissions requirements, open the toggle menu below. If you have general questions concerning admission to the College, please contact one of the college admission counselors at (704) 978-5493 or if you have specific questions concerning the LPN to ADN Bridge Option, please feel free to contact the nursing office at (704) 878-4260.
The Department of Nursing understands and accepts the concept of the open-door policy for general admission to Mitchell Community College. Admission to the College does not guarantee admission to the Associate Degree Nursing Bridge Option. Admission into the nursing program is selective. This entry option is designed for the Licensed Practical Nurse to transition into the Registered Nurse role. In addition to the College’s requirements for admission, the following are minimum requirements for admission to the LPN to ADN Bridge option:
1. Mitchell Community College Application: Applicants must complete the College application process for general college admission.
2. High School or high school equivalency transcript: Graduation from a high school as specified under admission requirements for degree seeking students, complete high school transcript, or equivalent as established by a high school equivalency test.
3. College Transcripts: Official transcripts from all previously attended colleges must be received by the College. Grades less than “C” are not transferable into the Associate Degree Nursing Program.
4. Required GPA: Applicants must have a minimum 2.0 cumulative grade point average. General education courses toward the associate in applied science nursing degree must be completed with a grade of C or better.
5. ATI TEAS Testing: Applicant must achieve a minimum adjusted individual test score of 68 percent on the Test of Essential Academic Skills (ATI TEAS). For more information about the ATI TEAS Exam, see the official website at http://www.atitesting.com/default.aspx. TEAS Review books and practice tests are available through the Mitchell Library. Scores are valid for three years and the test may be taken three times at Mitchell, each application cycle. For multiple attempts, the applicants’ highest adjusted individual test score will be used. Applicants must print their result for the application process.
6. LPN to ADN Bridge Application: Applicant must complete Program Application with assigned pre-nursing advisor by the application deadline.
7. Current, unrestricted North Carolina or Compact LPN License.
8. Admission to the Bridge Program requires work experience that includes one calendar year or the equivalent of current, full-time experience as a Licensed Practical Nurse (Complete Work Verification form).
9. Physical and Mental Health: Applicant will provide validation of satisfactory physical and mental health and current immunizations after receiving conditional acceptance and prior to final admission into the nursing program. Required clinical agency immunizations include:
- 2 MMR vaccines (measles, mumps, rubella), or positive titers
- 2 varicella vaccines or positive titer
- One dose Tdap (tetanus, diphtheria, pertussis)/TD booster every 10 years
- 2-step tuberculosis skin test, or negative Quantiferon Gold TB, or equivalent
- Influenza seasonal vaccine or approved exemption
- Hepatitis B immunization
NOTE: At times, clinical agencies may change the above requirements or require additional immunizations. Students are expected to meet and maintain compliance with all requirements of clinical agencies throughout the duration of their enrollment even if they are not listed above.
10. CPR Certification: Applicant must hold current CPR BLS Provider certification by the American Heart Association and keep CPR maintained throughout the NUR course sequence.
11. Background Check and Drug Screen: Meet requirements as prescribed by clinical agencies.
12. Student must be 18 years of age prior to first day of the semester (clinical agency requirement).
13. Student must carry personal health insurance (clinical agency requirement).
14. Nursing students are required to have a laptop computer with access to the Internet. For specific requirements see computer policy.
There are a limited number of seats and applications will be accepted from May 1- May 31 of each year. Qualified applicants will be ranked according to the rubric listed at the end of this document.
Points will be awarded in several categories including: TEAS score, related courses and grades earned, and previous post-secondary education. Students applying for re-admission are required to meet the current admission criteria. No student is a nursing student at Mitchell Community College until the student receives official notification, and the student enrolls in the nursing courses. Applicants must re-apply for each year they wish to be considered for admission.
Notification process: Evaluated applicants will be notified via email of the results of the selection process. Should space become available in the program, alternates will be contacted based on rank order.
Per the North Carolina General Statute 93 B-14, individuals, foreign graduates or otherwise, who are seeking licensure by examination must have a valid Social Security number to be issued a license to practice nursing (www.ncbon.com).
Qualifications of Graduates for Examination— Graduates of this program are eligible to apply to take the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX-RN®) which is required for practice as a Registered Nurse. Employment opportunities are vast within the global health care system and may include positions within acute, chronic, extended, industrial, and community health care facilities.
Technology Requirement
The associate degree Nursing curriculum is taught using a concept-based model. Students are expected to have reliable access to the Internet and a laptop is required. The program utilizes e-textbooks, and many assessments are completed online.
The Associate Degree Nursing program is accredited by the Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing (ACEN) http://www.acenursing.org
3390 Peachtree Road NE, Suite 1400, Atlanta, GA 30326, Phone (404) 975-5000, Fax (404) 975-5020
Please refer to the following if you have questions about these areas:
Statesville Student Services: Mon-Fri (9am-4pm) (704) 878-3200
Admission: Admissions@mitchellcc.edu
Advising: Advising@mitchellcc.edu
Accessibility Services: https://www.mitchellcc.edu/accessibility-services/
Financial Aid: FinancialAid@mitchellcc.edu
Registrar & Student Records: Records@mitchellcc.edu
Student Support Services: StudentSupport@mitchellcc.edu
Placement Testing: PlacementTest@mitchellcc.edu
Financial Aid (704) 978-5435
Placement or TEAS Testing (704) 878-3242
Estimated Cost of Attendance
An estimate of total program costs is approximately $5400.00 (based on in-state tuition). Costs are heaviest during the first semester of the program.
Fees and expenses noted are estimates and are subject to change.
First Year Fall Semester | Estimated Cost |
Tuition In State $76 per credit hour NUR 214 ENG 112, PSY 241 | Nursing $304 General Education $456 |
Student Activity Fee $2.50 per credit hour (1-8) | $10-25 (based on credit hours) |
Student Access Fee | $25 |
Technology Fee $3 per credit hour | $30 |
Accident Insurance Fee | $1.25 |
Administrative Fee | $5 |
Liability Insurance | $13 |
Laptop Computer | $350-400 |
CPR | $80 |
Physical and Immunizations | varies |
Nursing Uniform | $60 includes embroidery |
Scrub Jacket | $22 (optional) |
Stethoscope | $25-100 |
Bandage Scissors | $10 |
Penlight | $10 |
Watch able to count seconds | $20 |
Kaplan Nursing | $365 |
ExamSoft Testing Software | $78.69 |
MEA Lab Kit | $65 |
CastleBranch Immunization Tracker | $53 |
CastleBranch Background and Drug Screen | $106.50 |
Books | $ free download |
Electronic Charting Package | $144 |
MyClinicalExchange (MyCE) | $59.50 (18-month access) |
Trajecsys | $150 |
Semester Total | $2450 estimated |
First Year Spring Semester | Estimated Cost |
Tuition In State $76 per credit hour NUR 221 Elective | Nursing $684 General Education $228 |
Student Activity Fee $2.50 per credit hour (1-8) | $25 for 9 or more hours |
Student Access Fee | $25 |
Technology Fee $3 per credit hour | $27-36 |
Accident Insurance Fee | $1.25 |
Administrative Fee | $5 |
Kaplan Nursing | $185 |
Lab Fee NUR 221 | $20 |
Rotation Manager | $45 |
Semester Total | $1200 estimated |
Summer Semester |
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Tuition In State $76 per credit hour BIO 275 (4 credit hours) | $304 |
Student Access Fee | $3 per credit hour |
Technology Fee | $3 per credit hour |
Accident Insurance | $1.25 |
Administrative Fee | $5 |
Semester Total | $334.25 estimated |
Second Year Fall Semester |
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Tuition In State $76 per credit hour NUR 223 (9 credit hours) | Nursing $684 |
Student Activity Fee $2.50 per credit hour (1-8) | $25 for 9 or more hours |
Student Access Fee | $25 |
Technology Fee $3 per credit hour | $27 |
Accident Insurance Fee | $1.25 |
Administrative Fee | $5 |
Liability Insurance | $13 |
Health Exam and 2 Step TB | varies |
CastleBranch Background and Drug Screen | $106.50 |
Kaplan Nursing | $185 |
ExamSoft Testing Software | $78.69 |
Lab Fee NUR 223 | $20 |
Professional Uniform for Pinning Ceremony | $30 |
Mitchell Nursing Pin (Optional) | $0-45 |
Costs related to Licensure Exam | $313 |
Semester Total | $1500 estimated |
Semester-by-Semester Plan
Core Performance Standards for Admission and Retention
The standards by which we measure applicants and students is as follows:
- Critical thinking ability for effective clinical reasoning and clinical judgment consistent with level of educational preparation.
- Interpersonal skills sufficient for professional interactions with a diverse population of individuals, families and groups.
- Communication skills sufficient for verbal and written professional interactions.
- Psychomotor skills sufficient for providing safe, effective nursing care.
- Assessment skills sufficient for providing safe, effective nursing care.
To view a more extensive rubric, open the toggle menu below.
Standards | Examples include but are not limited to: |
Critical thinking ability for effective clinical reasoning and clinical judgment consistent with level of educational preparation. |
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Interpersonal skills sufficient for professional interactions with a diverse population of individuals, families and groups. |
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Communication skills sufficient for verbal and written professional interactions. |
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Psychomotor skills sufficient for providing safe, effective nursing care. |
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Assessment skills sufficient for providing safe, effective nursing care. |
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Adapted from: Gonzalez, H. & Hsiao, E. (2020). Disability inclusion in nursing education. Teaching and Learning in Nursing,15(1), 53-56.
Applicants are ranked according to the following criteria:
Content |
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GPA: 2.0 Minimum Cumulative
| Overall GPA 2.0 (can average if from several institutions) Use unweighted, cumulative GPA | Required No points
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Current Certificate/License Print from Registry |
| Required No points | |||||
Work Verification Form Completed |
| Required No points | |||||
ATI TEAS Total Score Minimum 68 required | Provide Individual Performance Profile showing breakdown of all areas. (Scores valid for 3 years) Points= Total TEAS Score |
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Pre-requisite coursework from Mitchell CC for nursing | 13 semester hours | Points= 2 |
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Post-Secondary Education | Certificate/ Diploma =1 | Associate Degree =2 | Bachelor’s Degree=3 | Graduate Degree=4 |
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| List School | Points | |||||
Completed Courses | ENG 111 | A = 5
| B = 3 | C = 1 |
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ENG 112 or 114 | A = 5
| B = 3 | C = 1 |
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PSY 150 | A = 5
| B = 3 | C = 1 |
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PSY 241 | A = 5
| B = 3 | C = 1 |
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BIO 168 | A = 5
| B = 3 | C = 1 |
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BIO 169 | A = 5
| B = 3 | C = 1 |
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BIO 275 | A = 5
| B = 3 | C = 1 |
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Accepted Elective See current College Catalog | ART 111, 114, 115, HUM 115, MUS 110, 112, PHI 215, 240 | A = 5
| B = 3 | C = 1 |
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Other approved HUM elective
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AP Exam Score 5= A, 4= B, 3= C
All documentation must be supplied by the application deadline to receive points.
RN to BSN Articulation Agreement
Students may wish to take courses toward the RN to BSN degree.
The following schools have RN to BSN programs: Appalachian State, East Carolina University, Fayetteville State University, NC Agricultural and Technical University, NC Central University, UNC- Charlotte, UNC- Greensboro, UNC- Pembroke, UNC- Wilmington, Western Carolina, and Winston-Salem State University
Independent Colleges: Barton College, Cabarrus College of Health Sciences, Gardner-Webb University, Lenoir-Rhyne University, Mars Hill University, Pfeiffer University, Queens University of Charlotte, University of Mount Olive, Wingate University
Paramedic to ADN Program Information
Application Process
Admission to the program is selective, and applications are accepted from September 1 to October 1 each year. The application process is as follows:
- Complete the Mitchell Community College application process for general college admission.
- Send all official high school and college transcripts to Mitchell Community College Admissions Office.
- Students will meet with a general student services advisor, and when you indicate the Paramedic Bridge Nursing Option, you will be assigned to advisor Paula Guiton pguiton@mitchellcc.edu.
- Set an appointment with your assigned pre-nursing advisor to determine your eligibility to apply to the program. When eligible, schedule the ATI TEAS (Test of Essential Academic Skills) test (link will be sent to you by your pre-nursing advisor).
- If eligible to apply, complete the additional Program application with your assigned pre-nursing advisor.
Please remember, completion of general college admission requirements does not constitute application to the Paramedic to Associate Degree Nursing Bridge Program.
To view a more extensive breakdown of the admissions requirements, open the toggle menu below. If you have general questions concerning admission to the College, please contact one of the college admission counselors at (704) 978-5493; or if you have specific questions concerning the Paramedic to Associate Degree Nursing Bridge Program, please contact the nursing office at (704) 878-4260.
The Department of Nursing understands and accepts the concept of the open-door policy for general admission to Mitchell Community College. Admission to the College does not guarantee admission to the Paramedic to Associate Degree Nursing Bridge program. Admission into the Paramedic to Associate Degree Nursing Bridge program is selective. This entry option is designed for the Associate Degree in Emergency Medical Science Paramedic to transition into the nursing role. In addition to the College’s requirements for admission, the following are minimum requirements for admission to the Paramedic to ADN Bridge program:
1. Mitchell Community College Application: Applicants must complete the College application process for general college admission.
2. High School or high school equivalency transcript: Graduation from a high school as specified under admission requirements for degree seeking students, complete high school transcript, or equivalent as established by a high school equivalency test.
3. College Transcripts: Official transcripts from all previously attended colleges must be received by the College. Grades less than C are not transferable into the Associate Degree Nursing Program.
4. Required GPA: Applicants must have a minimum 2.0 cumulative grade point average. General education courses toward the associate in applied science nursing degree must be completed with a grade of C or better.
5. ATI TEAS Testing: Applicant must achieve a minimum adjusted individual test score of 68 percent on the Test of Essential Academic Skills (ATI TEAS). For more information about the ATI TEAS Exam, see the official website at http://www.atitesting.com/default.aspx. TEAS Review books and practice tests are available through the Mitchell Library. Scores are valid for three years and the test may be taken three times at Mitchell, each application cycle. For multiple attempts, the applicants’ highest adjusted individual test score will be used. Applicants must print their result for the application process.
6. Paramedic to ADN Bridge Program Application: Applicant must complete Program Application with assigned pre-nursing advisor by the application deadline.
7. Valid, unrestricted North Carolina Paramedic certification or National Registry Paramedic Certification.
8. Admission to the Bridge Program requires work experience that includes one calendar year or the equivalent of current, full-time experience as a Paramedic (Complete Work Verification form).
9. Physical and Mental Health: Applicant will provide validation of satisfactory physical and mental health and current immunizations after receipt of conditional acceptance and prior to final admission into the nursing program. Required clinical agency immunizations include:
- 2 MMR vaccines (measles, mumps, rubella), or positive titers
- 2 varicella vaccines or positive titer
- One dose Tdap (tetanus, diphtheria, pertussis)/TD booster every 10 years
- 2-step tuberculosis skin test, or negative Quantiferon Gold TB, or equivalent
- Annual influenza immunization or approved exemption
- Hepatitis B immunization
NOTE: At times, clinical agencies may change the above requirements or require additional immunizations. Students are expected to meet and maintain compliance with all requirements of clinical agencies throughout the duration of their enrollment even if they are not listed above.
10. CPR Certification: Applicant must hold current CPR BLS Provider certification by the American Heart Association and keep CPR maintained throughout the NUR course sequence.
11. Background Check and Drug Screen: Meet requirements as prescribed by clinical agencies.
12. Student must be 18 years of age prior to first day of the semester (clinical agency requirement).
13. Student must carry personal health insurance (clinical agency requirement).
14. Nursing students are required to have a laptop computer with access to the Internet. For specific requirements see computer policy.
There are a limited number of seats and applications will be accepted from September 1 to October 1 of each year. Qualified applicants will be ranked according to the rubric listed at the end of this document.
Points will be awarded in several categories including: TEAS score, related courses and grades earned, and previous post-secondary education. Students applying for re-admission are required to meet the current admission criteria. No student is a nursing student at Mitchell Community College until the student receives official notification, and the student enrolls in the nursing courses. Applicants must re-apply for each year they wish to be considered for admission.
Notification process: Evaluated applicants will be notified via email of the results of the selection process. Should space become available in the program, alternates will be contacted based on rank order.
Per the North Carolina General Statute 93 B-14, individuals, foreign graduates or otherwise, who are seeking licensure by examination must have a valid Social Security number to be issued a license to practice nursing (www.ncbon.com).
Qualifications of Graduates for Examination— Graduates of this program are eligible to apply to take the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX-RN®) which is required for practice as a Registered Nurse. Employment opportunities are vast within the global health care system and may include positions within acute, chronic, extended, industrial, and community health care facilities.
Technology Requirement
The associate degree Nursing curriculum is taught using a concept-based model. Students are expected to have reliable access to the Internet and a laptop is required. The program utilizes e-textbooks, and many assessments are completed online.
The Associate Degree Nursing program is accredited by the Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing (ACEN) http://www.acenursing.org
3390 Peachtree Road NE, Suite 1400, Atlanta, GA 30326, Phone (404) 975-5000, Fax (404) 975-5020
Please refer to the following if you have questions about these areas:
Statesville Student Services: Mon-Fri (9am-4pm) (704) 878-3200
Admission: Admissions@mitchellcc.edu
Advising: Advising@mitchellcc.edu
Accessibility Services: https://www.mitchellcc.edu/accessibility-services/
Financial Aid: FinancialAid@mitchellcc.edu
Registrar & Student Records: Records@mitchellcc.edu
Student Support Services: StudentSupport@mitchellcc.edu
Placement Testing: PlacementTest@mitchellcc.edu
Financial Aid (704) 978-5435
Placement or TEAS Testing (704) 878-3242
Estimated Cost of Attendance
An estimate of total program costs is approximately $6100 (based on in-state tuition). Costs are heaviest during the first semester of the program.
Fees and expenses noted are estimates and are subject to change.
First Year Spring Semester | |
Tuition In State $76 per credit hour NUR 215 (6 credit hours) | Nursing $456 |
Student Activity Fee $2.50 per credit hour (1-8) | $15 |
Student Access Fee | $25 |
Technology Fee $3 per credit hour | $18 |
Accident Insurance Fee | $1.25 |
Administrative Fee | $5 |
Liability Insurance | $13 |
Laptop Computer | $350-400 |
CPR | $80 |
Physical and Immunizations | varies |
Nursing Uniform | $60 includes embroidery |
Scrub jacket (optional) | $22 (optional) |
Nursing Cap (optional) | $20 (optional) |
Stethoscope | $25-100 |
Bandage Scissors | $10 |
Penlight | $10 |
Watch able to count seconds | $20 |
Kaplan Nursing | $365 |
ExamSoft Testing Software | $78.69 |
MEA Lab Kit | $65 |
CastleBranch Immunization Tracker | $53 |
CastleBranch Background and Drug Screen | $106.50 |
Books | $free download |
Electronic Charting Package | $144 |
MyClinicalExchange (myCE) | $59.50 (18-month access) |
Rotation Manager | $45 |
Trajecsys | $150 |
Semester Total | $2200 estimated |
Summer Semester | No Nursing Classes |
Tuition In State $76 per credit hour PSY 241 (3 credit hours) if not already completed BIO 275 (4 credit hours) if not already completed | General Education $532 |
Student Access Fee | $3 per credit hour |
Technology Fee | $3 per credit hour |
Accident Insurance | $1.25 |
Administrative Fee | $5 |
Semester Total | $590 estimated |
Second Year Fall Semester | |
Tuition In State $76 per credit hour NUR 113, NUR 211 (10 credit hours) NUR 212AB (2 credit hours) | Nursing $912 |
Student Activity Fee $2.50 per credit hour (1-8) | $25 for 9 or more hours |
Student Access Fee | $25 |
Technology Fee $3 per credit hour | $36 |
Accident Insurance Fee | $1.25 |
Administrative Fee | $5 |
Liability Insurance | $13 |
Health Exam and 2 Step TB | varies |
CastleBranch Background and Drug Screen | $106.50 |
Kaplan Nursing | $185 |
ExamSoft Testing Software | $78.69 |
Textbook | $150 |
Lab Fee NUR 113 | $20 |
Lab Fee NUR 211 | $20 |
Rotation Manager | $45 |
Semester Total | $1800 estimated |
Second Year Spring Semester | |
Tuition In State $76 per credit hour NUR 212BB (3 credit hours) NUR 213 (10 credit hours) | Nursing $988
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Student Activity Fee $2.50 per credit hour (1-8) | $25 for 9 or more hours |
Student Access Fee | $25 |
Technology Fee $3 per credit hour | $39 |
Accident Insurance Fee | $1.25 |
Administrative Fee | $5 |
Kaplan Nursing | $185 |
Lab Fee NUR 213 | $40 |
Professional Uniform for Pinning Ceremony | $30 |
Mitchell Nursing Pin (Optional) | $0-45 |
Costs related to Licensure Exam | $313 |
Semester Total | $1600 estimated |
Semester-by-Semester Plan
Core Performance Standards for Admission and Retention
The standards by which we measure applicants and students is as follows:
- Critical thinking ability for effective clinical reasoning and clinical judgment consistent with level of educational preparation.
- Interpersonal skills sufficient for professional interactions with a diverse population of individuals, families and groups.
- Communication skills sufficient for verbal and written professional interactions.
- Psychomotor skills sufficient for providing safe, effective nursing care.
- Assessment skills sufficient for providing safe, effective nursing care.
To view a more extensive rubric, open the toggle menu below.
Standards | Examples include but are not limited to: |
Critical thinking ability for effective clinical reasoning and clinical judgment consistent with level of educational preparation. |
|
Interpersonal skills sufficient for professional interactions with a diverse population of individuals, families and groups. |
|
Communication skills sufficient for verbal and written professional interactions. |
|
Psychomotor skills sufficient for providing safe, effective nursing care. |
|
Assessment skills sufficient for providing safe, effective nursing care. |
|
Adapted from: Gonzalez, H. & Hsiao, E. (2020). Disability inclusion in nursing education. Teaching and Learning in Nursing,15(1), 53-56.
Applicants are ranked according to the following criteria:
Content |
| Points | |||||
GPA: | Overall GPA 2.0 (can average if from several institutions) Use unweighted, cumulative GPA | Required No points | |||||
Current Certificate/License Print from Registry |
| Required No points | |||||
Work Verification Form Completed |
| Required No points | |||||
ATI TEAS Total Score Minimum 68 required | Provide Individual Performance Profile showing breakdown of all areas. (Scores valid for 3 years) Points= Total TEAS Score |
| |||||
| |||||||
Pre-requisite coursework from Mitchell CC for nursing | 13 semester hours | Points= 2
|
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| |||||||
Post-Secondary Education | Certificate/ Diploma =1 | Associate Degree =2 | Bachelor’s Degree=3 | Graduate Degree=4 |
| ||
| List School | Points | |||||
Completed Courses | ENG 111 | A = 5 | B = 3 | C = 1 |
|
| |
ENG 112 or 114 | A = 5
| B = 3 | C = 1 |
|
| ||
PSY 150 | A = 5 | B = 3 | C = 1 |
|
| ||
PSY 241 | A = 5 | B = 3 | C = 1 |
|
| ||
BIO 168 | A = 5 | B = 3 | C = 1 |
|
| ||
BIO 169 | A = 5 | B = 3 | C = 1 |
|
| ||
BIO 275 | A = 5 | B = 3 | C = 1 |
|
| ||
Accepted Elective See current College Catalog | ART 111, 114, 115, HUM 115, MUS 110, 112, PHI 215, 240 | A = 5
| B = 3 | C = 1 |
|
| |
Other approved HUM elective | |||||||
AP Exam Score 5= A, 4= B, 3= C
All documentation must be supplied by the application deadline to receive points.
RN to BSN Articulation Agreement
Students may wish to take courses toward the RN to BSN degree.
The following schools have RN to BSN programs: Appalachian State, East Carolina University, Fayetteville State University, NC Agricultural and Technical University, NC Central University, UNC- Charlotte, UNC- Greensboro, UNC- Pembroke, UNC- Wilmington, Western Carolina, and Winston-Salem State University
Independent Colleges: Barton College, Cabarrus College of Health Sciences, Gardner-Webb University, Lenoir-Rhyne University, Mars Hill University, Pfeiffer University, Queens University of Charlotte, University of Mount Olive, Wingate University
Contact
Linda Wiersch, MSN, RN, CNE
(704) 878-3302
lwiersch@mitchellcc.edu