Associate Degree in Nursing Programs in Texas
57 accredited ADN programs in Texas, compared by licensure pass rate, tuition, accreditation, and application deadline.
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Associate Degree in Nursing in Texas — FAQ
How many ADN programs are there in Texas?
TransitionU lists 57 accredited Associate Degree in Nursing programs in Texas, each with verified pass rate, tuition, accreditation, and application-deadline data where available.
What does a Associate Degree in Nursing program cost in Texas?
Published annual tuition varies widely by school — community-college programs are often a few thousand dollars a year, while private and university programs run higher. Each program card shows its annual tuition where we have it.
How do I get into a ADN program in Texas?
Most ADN programs are competitive-admission: you'll typically need prerequisite coursework, an entrance exam (such as the TEAS or HESI), and a completed application by the program's deadline. Start a pathway on TransitionU to get a personalized checklist.
Which ADN program in Texas has the best pass rate?
Sort the list above by pass rate (the default), and the top-listed programs with a published rate are the strongest performers we've verified.
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