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Tri-C's nursing curriculum offers a pathway to a rewarding career, providing a seamless progression from nurse aide credential, to practical nurse certification, to an Associate of Applied Science degree in nursing.
Students who successfully complete the two prerequisite nursing courses are eligible to sit for the ODH STNA (Ohio Department of Health State Tested Nurse Aide) examination and progress to the nursing program after meeting all admission requirements.
Go over the step-by-step admission process for Tri-C's Nursing program, including prerequisite classes and other program requirements.
Tri-C's Nursing Generic Track can be completed in four semesters, leading to an Associate of Applied Science degree. Learn more about the program.
The admission requirements for the Nursing Program consist of four parts: General College Admission Requirements, Nursing Program Requirements, Background Check, and Health Care/CPR Requirements. PART I: GENERAL COLLEGE ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS . The applicant must meet the requirements for general admission to the College as outlined in the
The RN-to-BSN program offers lower CSU tuition to Tri-C students who earn their associate degree in nursing and have become licensed RNs ($240 per credit hour for in-state students - check CSU's website for current updates), along with online BSN classes.
This track offers advanced standing to practicing licensed practical nurses graduating from a nursing program other than the Cuyahoga Community College Practical Nursing Program or those completing the current practical nursing program at Cuyahoga Community College prior to the fall semester of 2020.
Find facts and figures about Tri-C's Nursing program, including the program completion rate, the NCLEX–RN pass rate and more.
Learn about Tri-C's Nursing LPN to ADN Access track including the requirements, application process, course sequence and outcomes.
Healthcare professionals in addition to the highest level of requirements for program-specific clinical sites that house students for completion of their clinical/practicum hours. Please note