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Find a nursing program at a community college.
Two year colleges with LPN and ADN programs, the cheapest route to an RN license, and the paths that run through them.
Paths
Routes that end in a Community College nursing program. The first step is where you enroll today.
CNA to ADN (Registered Nurse)
Turn your CNA experience into an associate nursing degree. The fastest route to RN licensure.
CNA to BSN
Bridge from frontline care to a four-year nursing degree, with your patient-care hours working for you.
CNA to LPN
Step up from nursing assistant to licensed practical nurse. The fastest license upgrade in nursing, and the standard bridge toward RN.
People
Acceptees who got into a Community College nursing program and share how they did it.
sarah_chittum
Accepted toDes Moines Area Community College Future nursing student at DMACC · Iowa
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Valerie Brown
Nursing student at PRCC · Practical Nursing · Mississippi
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_SimplyShana
Mississippi student nurse · Practical Nursing at PRCC · 2026
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Monica Johnson
29 · Registered Nurse · Pitt Community College grad
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R'Tavia
Military veteran · ADN student at Hinds CC · Mississippi
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Briana
NYC nursing student at BMCC
View pageFind the school that fits
Every Community College in the catalog with a nursing program, with tuition, pass rates and deadlines.
Schools
Community College colleges and universities with nursing programs.
Browse schools 2,051Programs
Compare tuition, licensure pass rates and application dates before you apply.
Browse programs
Aiken Technical College
Graniteville, South Carolina
2 programs available
Alamance Community College
Graham, North Carolina
1 program available
Albany Technical College
Albany, Georgia
3 programs available
Alexandria Technical & Community College
Alexandria, Minnesota
2 programs available
Allan Hancock College
Santa Maria, California
2 programs available
Allegany College of Maryland
Cumberland, Maryland
4 programs available
Find your next step.
Pick a path into a Community College school, then follow the people who already got in.