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ADN

Associate Degree in Nursing

Offered by Weber State University Ogden, Utah

Overview

Tuition $6,391
Licensure pass rate (2025) 90.31%
Duration 16 months
Accreditor ACEN
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 Weber State University asks for, taken from its own admissions page.

Entrance exam None required
Minimum GPA 3.0
Application fee $25
Apply through School application
Seats per cohort 96

What you'll need

  • Transcripts
  • Background check
  • Drug screen
  • Health insurance
  • Prerequisite courses

4-semester RN program (16 months) admits 32 students in each of Ogden, Davis and Hybrid cohorts (96 total) three times a year; application windows Fall Mar 15 to May 15, Spring Jul 15 to Sep 15, Summer Nov 15 to Jan 15. Cumulative GPA 3.0 or higher; C or better in chemistry, anatomy, physiology and quantitative literacy prerequisites; current CNA or EMT certification, physical exam, background check, drug screen and health insurance required; $25 application fee. 2-semester PN to RN track (8 months) has separate windows (Fall Apr 1 to Jun 1, Spring Aug 1 to Oct 1, Summer Dec 1 to Feb 1) and allows 2.5 GPA with 2+ years LPN experience. No entrance exam mentioned.

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

Prerequisites

The prerequisites you'll need to meet to apply to this program at Weber State University. Open a category to see each one.

College courses

10

Certifications

1

Health and background checks

4

Application basics

1

Paths

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

Acceptees

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