Mendocino College RN Program

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LVN to RN Bridge Program

 

  

 

 

 

 

The APPLICATION PERIOD FOR the FALL 2008 RN PROGRAM IS CURRENTLY CLOSED!! 

Applications for the Fall 2009-2011 RN Program will be available February 2, 2009.

The APPLICATION PERIOD FOR the SPRING 2009 LVN TO RN BRIDGE PROGRAM IS CURRENTLY Open!!

Click on the Link below to open the PDF file:

LVN to RN Application 2009

      Applications for the Spring 2009 LVN to RN Program will be accepted November 5th through November 30th only!

Deliver your application to the Mendocino College Nursing Education Office, Room 303 or mail to:

TEAS Testing

Mendocino College is planning to implement the TEAS test as a pre-entrance requirement beginning with the Spring 2009 admission cycle. TEAS testing will assess applicants knowledge in the areas of Math, Science, Reading and English. Applicants who do not pass any of these areas of testing will have one year to remediate by taking coursework or doing individual study and can then retest one (1) time. Information and study guides can be found on www.atitesting.com and it is highly recommended that students prepare for this exam well in advance of applications.  A composite score of 67% or greater will be required for a student to enter the program.

Admission Process  

Also note that there was a change in our application processing and offers of admission starting in Fall 2008 when we were required to change our acceptance procedures due to Chancellor’s Office regulations.  We still utilize the Chancellor’s Office formula for acceptance, which takes overall GPA, science GPA, and English GPA into account, as well as counting negatively if an applicant has repeated one of the science prerequisites (Anatomy, Physiology, Microbiology) due to a non-passing grade (D or F).  In addition to the formula, we have now established a cut score wherein applicants that score over 80% on the Chancellor’s Office formula will be considered for admission and those that score below will not be considered.  Applications that score above 80% will be placed into a lottery and randomly selected (by computer generated method) for offers of admission until all available seats are exhausted.

Those who are sent offers of admission will still need to meet other criteria as described in the application handbook (background check, written response to offers of admission, etc). 

Please click on the link below for the program in which you are interested to get further information on applications and acceptance.

Created: August 24, 2005 @ 04:31 PM
Last Modified: November 20, 2008 @ 10:44 AM