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Admissions

Admissions at Community College of Rhode Island

Highly Competitive.

• No publicly stated acceptance or admission rate (%) was found for CCRI’s nursing programs on official CCRI (.edu) sites.
• Minimum GPA / point-based scoring system (Associate Degree Nursing – ADN):
• CCRI employs a point system (Performance-Based Health Sciences, PBHS) rather than fixed thresholds. Points are awarded for:
• Cumulative GPA (e.g., 2.7 = 27 points, up to 4.0 = 40 points)
• Grades in key courses (BIOL 1010/BIOL 2201, ENGL 1010, PSYC 2010), each letter grade converted to points (e.g., A = 40 points, B = 30, C = 20)
• HESI A2 Preadmission Test:
• Four sections (Reading, Math, Vocabulary/General Knowledge, Grammar)
• Points range roughly from 7.5–10 per section (e.g., 75–100% = 7.5–10 points), total up to 40 points
• Overall total possible points: 200
• The program is highly competitive; applicants not admitted are encouraged to meet with an advisor to improve PBHS points
• TEAS exam:
• No official CCRI pages specify a TEAS score requirement for their nursing program.
• CCRI uses HESI A2 testing, not TEAS, as part of their point system
• External (non-CCRI) sources reference TEAS generally, but these are not officially CCRI‑endorsed requirements ([studybuddy.live](https://studybuddy.live/blog/tea

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Format

Schedule and format at Community College of Rhode Island

• The Associate Degree Nursing (ADN) program offers both day programs and evening/weekend programs across campuses. Day classes are held at Knight (Warwick), Liston (Providence), and Newport campuses; evening/weekend classes are at Knight (Warwick) and Flanagan (Lincoln) campuses. Source: ADN Admission Guidelines FAQ
• The evening/weekend option for the ADN program is explicitly available at the Flanagan and Knight campuses. Source: Nursing – Associate in Science (Academic Catalog)
• The ADN program offers twice-per-year admissions for the day program (spring and fall semesters), while the evening/weekend program admits once per year in the fall semester (as noted in accreditation documentation). Source: 2017 Follow-Up Accreditation Report
• The LPN‑to‑RN option is offered in evening/weekend format at both the Flanagan (Lincoln) and Knight (Warwick) campuses, with application periods:
• Spring enrollment: September 1 – October 31
• Fall enrollment: April 1 – May 31 Source: LPN‑to‑RN Admission Guidelines
• The RN Refresher Course is delivered in a hybrid format:
• Lectures are online asynchronous, completed at the learner’s own pace.
• In-person clinicals are held at CCRI’s Flanagan Campus, with rolling enrollment and at least two on-campus clinical sessions per year (e.g. January 12–16, 2026 and another in May 2026, date TBD). Source: Refresh RN course page ([ccri.edu](https://ccr

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