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| The
process: |
| Apply
for Admission [Step
1 of 5]
All
students requesting admission to the Department of Nursing Education should
follow this sequence:
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| 1. |
Send official
copies for all college work to the College Admissions and Records
Office. |
| 2. |
Allow
time for receipt and processing transcripts (2-3 weeks). |
| 3. |
Apply
to San Antonio College for admission. Application to the
College is made in the Fletcher Administration Bldg., Admissions &
Records Department (A&R), Phone # 210.733.2583. |
| 4. |
Students
considered for admission to the Nursing program must:
- be
admitted to the College, following the A&R admission dates;
- be
in good academic standing;
- have
a cumulative GPA of 2.0 or higher in all San Antonio College work;
- demonstrate
math competency; and
- have
successfully completed a 4 hour college level courses in anatomy
or physiology.
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Spring
admission deadline date is the Friday
after Labor Day, 4 pm.
Fall
admission deadline date is
the Friday after Martin Luther King day, 4 pm.
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Counseling
Session
[Step
2 of 5]
After #1-4
have been completed (admission to SAC must be verifiable),
the student should schedule an appointment with a counselor in the Counseling
Center, Moody Learning Center (MLC) First Floor or via phone at 210.733.2301.
- Students
are encouraged to schedule appointments early during admission periods.
- During
the scheduled counseling session student’s eligibility status should be
determined.
Each
candidate should leave this advisement session knowing eligibility
or non-eligibility status.
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- During
the session non-eligible students will be advised of how to better
increase chances of acceptance.
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| Record
Processing [Step
3 of 5]
A
& R will:
- verify
that the student has a cumulative GPA of 2.0 or better in all San Antonio
College work and meets academic standards of the college; and
- calculate
the student’s GPA on required academic courses.
The
student’s records will then be forwarded to the Nursing Admissions office
for admission ranking.
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| Admission
to the Department of Nursing Education [Step
4 of 5]
After
meeting all requirements, the applicant must still
be admitted by the Admissions and Standards
Committee of the Department of Nursing Education.
- Admission
to the Nursing Program is competitive.
- Eligible
students will be admitted or placed in an applicant alternate pool used
for admissions based on their composite score rank.
- Ranking
for admission is determined by the student’s composite score.
This
score is calculated using:
| 1)
grade point average in required non-nursing courses; |
| 2)
the number of hours completed toward the nursing degree;and |
| 3)
completion of Science courses (2nd A & P and Microbiology). |
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| Registration [Step
5 of 5] |
Students
registering for any nursing course must have received a letter of acceptance
and have acknowledged in writing the intention to enroll.
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After
the applicant is admitted or placed in an alternate applicant pool, a
permanent file will be initiated to include proof of current:
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Once
this file is completed, admitted students will be permitted to register
for classses.
Registration
will be on a first-come, first-served basis according to the
College's registration process.
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According
to college policy, if a student does not pay tuition and fees
on time, the student will be dropped.
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If
admitted students decline or do not register, alternate pool students
will be contacted to inform them they have been moved to an admitted status
and are cleared to register.
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| Admitted
students who change their mind or decide to delay entry into the
nursing program should notify the Department of Nursing Admissions
Secretary as soon as possible. |
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| Students
not registering for nursing courses the semester in which they are admitted
may reapply to the department. Eligibility status and admission to
the nursing program is good for only one semester.
All applications and
files will be destroyed each semester unless
a new appointment is scheduled. |
- A
student admitted to the nursing program is not assured enrollment in
a particular section of the course.
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Admission
into the nursing program does not guarantee successful completion of the
program or the N-CLEX-RN licensure examination.
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20-May-2007
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