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ADN Programs in Florida (2026)

Compare 17 accredited associate degree nursing (ADN/ASN) programs in Florida — the common community-college path to RN licensure.

ADN programs
17
Listed for Florida
Fastest option
20 mo
Shortest listed program
Average RN salary
$88K
BLS, May 2024

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ADN / ASN Programs Available in Florida

17 accredited programs — 16 on-campus listed, 0 hybrid, 1 online-listed.

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Keiser University

ACEN-accredited associate degree in nursing at Keiser University Florida campuses. 22-month ADN program with year-round enrollment, simulation labs, and clinical experiences at partner hospitals stat…

ADNOn CampusACENEst. $32,000 total

Concorde Career College

ACEN-accredited associate degree in nursing at Concorde Career College campuses in CA, CO, TN, FL, MO, OR, TX, VA, and GA. 22-month program with hands-on labs and supervised clinical experiences.

ADNOn CampusACENEst. $35,000 total

ECPI University

ACEN-accredited associate degree in nursing (ADN) on ECPI campuses across VA, NC, SC, GA, FL, and TX. 20-month program combining classroom instruction, simulation labs, and hospital clinical rotation…

ADNOn CampusACENEst. $38,000 total
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Rasmussen University

ACEN-accredited associate degree in nursing at Rasmussen University campuses. 24-month ADN pathway with simulation labs and clinical rotations; featured program at multiple Midwest and Florida locati…

ADNOn CampusACENEst. $36,000 total
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Excelsior University

The ADN (Associate Degree in Nursing) program at Excelsior University is delivered 100% online, making it ideal for those seeking flexibility in their education. This 60-credit program can be complet…

ADNOnlineACENEst. $14,560 total

ECPI University – Orlando (Lake Mary)

ECPI University's Associate Degree in Nursing at the Orlando (Lake Mary) campus prepares graduates for the NCLEX-RN on ECPI's year-round accelerated schedule. It is approved by the Florida Board of N…

ADNOn CampusACEN

Herzing University – Orlando

Herzing University's Orlando Associate in Nursing (RN prep) is a 72-credit program averaging 24 months, with 540 clinical hours among 1,530 contact hours. Nursing courses are taken on campus in Winte…

ADNOn CampusACEN

Herzing University – Tampa

Herzing University's Associate in Nursing (RN prep) prepares students for the NCLEX-RN through on-campus nursing courses and in-person clinicals. Undergraduate nursing admission at Herzing requires a…

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Keiser University – Melbourne

This program is offered at Keiser University – Melbourne. Keiser University's Associate of Science in Nursing is taught one class at a time in four-week courses and prepares graduates to sit for the…

ADNOn CampusACEN

Keiser University – Miami

This program is offered at Keiser University – Miami. Keiser University's Associate of Science in Nursing is taught one class at a time in four-week courses and prepares graduates to sit for the NCLE…

ADNOn CampusACEN

Keiser University – Orlando

This program is offered at Keiser University – Orlando. Keiser University's Associate of Science in Nursing is taught one class at a time in four-week courses and prepares graduates to sit for the NC…

ADNOn CampusACEN

Keiser University – Tampa

This program is offered at Keiser University – Tampa. Keiser University's Associate of Science in Nursing is taught one class at a time in four-week courses and prepares graduates to sit for the NCLE…

ADNOn CampusACEN

Keiser University – West Palm Beach

This program is offered at Keiser University – West Palm Beach. Keiser University's Associate of Science in Nursing is taught one class at a time in four-week courses and prepares graduates to sit fo…

ADNOn CampusACEN

Keiser University – Lakeland

This program is offered at Keiser University – Lakeland. Keiser University's Associate of Science in Nursing is taught one class at a time in four-week courses and prepares graduates to sit for the N…

ADNOn CampusACEN

Keiser University – Port St. Lucie

Keiser University's Associate of Science in Nursing at the Port St. Lucie campus is taught one class at a time in four-week courses and prepares graduates to sit for the NCLEX-RN. Keiser University i…

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Keiser University – New Port Richey

Keiser University's Associate of Science in Nursing is taught one class at a time in four-week courses and prepares graduates to sit for the NCLEX-RN. Keiser University is accredited by SACSCOC.

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Concorde Career College – Jacksonville

Concorde's Jacksonville Associate of Science in Nursing is 74 credit hours completed in as few as 20 months. It blends online coursework with 165 on-campus lab hours and 575 in-person clinical hours,…

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Florida has 17 accredited ADN programs in the MyNursingSchools directory. Most ADN pathways take about two years after prerequisites; the fastest option listed for Florida is 20 months. Listed total tuition ranges from $14,560 to $38,000. Florida RNs earn an average of $88,200 (BLS May 2024). Prefer a bachelor's entry path? See BSN programs in Florida. Already an LPN? See LPN-to-RN bridges.

Why an ADN Is Still a Strong RN Path in Florida

An Associate Degree in Nursing (ADN or ASN) remains one of the most practical ways to become an RN: shorter than a traditional BSN, usually cheaper at community colleges, and eligible for the same NCLEX-RN exam. Many Florida hospital systems hire ADN graduates and support tuition assistance for an RN-to-BSN later.

Once licensed, ADN-prepared RNs in Florida compete in a market averaging $88,200 per year with 10.4% projected RN job growth through 2032.

Already a practical nurse? Start with LPN-to-RN programs in Florida. Planning a bachelor's from day one? Compare BSN programs.

How to Choose an ADN Program in Florida

Board Approval

Only enroll in a Florida Board of Nursing–approved ADN/ASN program. Approval status determines NCLEX-RN eligibility.

Waitlists & Start Dates

Community-college ADN seats can be competitive. Ask about waitlist length, TEAS cutoffs, and how often cohorts start each year.

Clinical Partners

Strong local hospital and clinic partnerships mean more reliable clinical hours and better hiring networks after graduation.

Cost After Aid

Compare net cost after grants and in-district tuition — sticker price alone is misleading. Factor commuting and lost wages if you go full-time.

BSN Bridge Plan

Many employers prefer a BSN within a few years of hire. Confirm the ADN school articulates cleanly into RN-to-BSN programs you would actually attend.

Related: RN-to-BSN in Florida · Admission requirements · Most affordable programs

ADN Programs in Florida: FAQ

How long does an ADN program take in Florida?
Most associate degree nursing programs in Florida take about two years of full-time study after prerequisites (typically 18–36 months depending on waitlists and part-time options). The fastest ADN option currently listed for Florida is 20 months. Evening and weekend tracks run longer but help working students stay employed.
How much does an ADN cost in Florida?
Among ADN programs listed for Florida, total tuition ranges from $14,560 to $38,000. Community colleges are usually the lowest-cost path to RN licensure; private career colleges cost more but may offer more start dates.
Can I become an RN with an ADN in Florida?
Yes. Graduates of a Florida Board of Nursing–approved ADN (or ASN) program are eligible to sit for the NCLEX-RN. Passing the exam and meeting state licensure requirements makes you a registered nurse — the same license BSN graduates earn. Florida is a Nurse Licensure Compact state, which can simplify multi-state practice after licensure. Many hospitals later encourage or require an RN-to-BSN completion degree.
ADN vs BSN in Florida — which should I choose?
Choose ADN if you want the fastest, lowest-cost path to RN work and are comfortable completing a BSN later while employed. Choose BSN if you want stronger positioning for Magnet hospitals, leadership tracks, and graduate school from day one. Both lead to the NCLEX-RN. Compare Florida BSN programs and RN-to-BSN bridges before you decide.
Are there online ADN programs in Florida?
Fully online pre-licensure ADN programs are uncommon because clinicals and skills labs must be in person. 1 online-listed ADN option appear for Florida (often hybrid). Hybrid formats that put lectures online and clinicals locally are the realistic flexible option.
What do ADN-prepared RNs earn in Florida?
Registered nurses in Florida average $88,200 per year (BLS May 2024), with 10.4% projected job growth through 2032. Entry wages vary by setting; many ADN graduates start in hospitals or long-term care and increase earnings after specialty experience or an RN-to-BSN.

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