Skip to content

Overview

Tuition $3,768
Licensure pass rate (2024) 92%
Accreditor ACEN
Duration 2–3 years
An associate-level nursing degree that qualifies graduates to take the NCLEX-RN and practice as registered nurses. RNs provide and coordinate patient care and educate patients and the public about health conditions.

Career outlook

Employers hire ADN-prepared registered nurses to provide and coordinate direct patient care, administer treatments, and educate patients across hospitals, clinics, and long-term care settings.

Getting in

What Tulsa Community College asks for, taken from its own admissions page.

Minimum GPA 2.5
Apply through School application
Seats per cohort 80

What you'll need

  • Transcripts
  • Prerequisite courses
  • Background check
  • Drug screen
  • CPR certification
  • Immunizations

Bi-annual deadlines for the Traditional and Career Mobility tracks: April 1 for fall and September 1 for spring. Overall college GPA minimum 2.5; prerequisite semester courses with C or better; ACCUPLACER placement with advisor referral (no TEAS/HESI named). Upon acceptance: drug screen, 7-year criminal background check, AHA BLS CPR, full health record with immunizations. Traditional track is 4 semesters after a prerequisite semester; career mobility is 3 semesters. Approximately 80 students accepted each fall and spring for the traditional track. NCLEX first-time: 92% (2024), 84.41% (2023), 80.84% (2022).

Checked Oct 2026 on the school's site. Requirements change each cycle, so confirm before you apply.

Paths

Routes into ADN. The first step is where you enroll today.

People

Acceptees whose paths lead to this program, and how they got in.

Find your next step.

Getting in starts with a path. Pick one, then follow the people who already did it.