Arizona Western College

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Admissions

Admissions at Arizona Western College

• No published acceptance or admission rate (%) could be found on official AWC webpages or materials.
• Minimum GPA required: Applicants must have an overall GPA of 2.5 or greater, calculated across all post-secondary institutions attended (i.e., including transfer work) for eligibility.
• TEAS / HESI exam threshold:
• – Admission uses the HESI A2 as the assessment exam. Details and procedure are available under “Admission Assessment Exam (HESI A2) Procedure” in Program Documents.
• – For the Practical Nurse exit option, a HESI PN Exit Exam score of 850 or higher is required to earn the certificate.
• Prerequisites and other application notes:
• – Attendance at a Nursing Information Session is mandatory; sessions must have occurred within 24 months before application.
• – Applicants must be eligible for MATH 142 (or higher).
• – BIO-181 is a prerequisite for BIO-201 (Anatomy & Physiology I), which must be completed before applying.

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Format

Schedule and format at Arizona Western College

• Instruction Modes broadly (applies to general courses, including nursing-related ones):
• – “Online” courses are delivered completely online; students complete coursework within a flexible time frame with due dates for assignments and exams. (Asynchronous)
• – “Hybrid” courses combine on-campus, in-person instruction with an online component, where students complete coursework within a flexible time frame. These courses usually meet once a week in person.
• Delivery format specific to the nursing program:
• – The Associate of Applied Science in Nursing includes learning experiences in “online communication and assignments, and computer interactive learning and simulation,” alongside classroom, lab, and clinical instruction.
• – This indicates a blended or hybrid-style format—some coursework online, some face-to-face.
• Evening, weekend, or multiple cohort starts:
• – I did not find any mention of evening or weekend class offerings, nor multiple cohort start options (e.g., fall/spring) explicitly stated on the nursing program pages. Schedule patterns such as standard class start times are listed elsewhere (e.g., 7:30 am–8:45 am, …, up to 7:30 pm–8:45 pm), which may apply generally.
• – No explicit mention of nursing-specific evening or weekend delivery was identified.
• Asynchronous vs synchronous coursework:
• – “Online” mode is described as flexible time‐frame completion with due dates—this suggests asynchronous format. ([azwestern.edu](https://www.azwestern.edu/registration/instruction-modes?utm_source=opena

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