Associate Degree in Nursing
Offered by University of the District of Columbia Community College Washington, District of ColumbiaOverview
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 University of the District of Columbia Community College asks for, taken from its own admissions page.
What you'll need
- Essay
- Transcripts
- Prerequisite courses
- Background check
- Drug screen
- Immunizations
Fall 2026 application window was January 23 to February 27 (closed; next window not yet posted). ATI TEAS minimum Proficient 58.7 (about $120). Cumulative GPA 3.0 or higher, prerequisite sciences GPA 3.0 with A&P I and II and Clinical Microbiology within the past 5 years, general education courses with B or above, no more than one D/F in prerequisites. Two professional recommendation letters, essay, unofficial transcript, national criminal background clearance, ten-panel drug screen and health clearance; four-semester program.
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.
LPN to RN Bridge
LPN ADNAdvance from practical nursing to RN with bridge programs that credit your LPN coursework.
- Timeline
- 18 months
- State
- All states
Support available to Spanish speakers
Antelope Valley Community College District
View pathCNA to ADN (Registered Nurse)
CNA ADNTurn your CNA experience into an associate nursing degree. The fastest route to RN licensure.
- Timeline
- 2 years
- State
- All states
Support available to Spanish speakers
Snead State Community College
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