Eastern Arizona College

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Admissions

Admissions at Eastern Arizona College

Competitive.

• No published acceptance or admission rate (%) for the nursing program could be found on official EAC websites or documents.
• Admission deadlines (separate from general admission) are:
• April 1 for Fall Semester
• November 1 for Spring Semester
• The nursing program is competitive entry, distinct from general college admission, which has open admissions.
• TEAS Entrance Exam:
• Required; must achieve a score of “proficient or higher.”
• GPA requirements:
• No specific minimum GPA percentage is published.
• The admissions process considers overall GPA, with "special consideration" given to grades in weighted prerequisite classes (such as CHM 130, BIO 202, HCE 240, NUR 219).
• Prerequisites / preparation:
• Prerequisites and admission application requirements may take two to three semesters, depending on prior coursework and placement results.

Based on publicly available information. Source

Format

Schedule and format at Eastern Arizona College

• Here’s what official Eastern Arizona College (EAC) sources reveal about schedule and format flexibility in their nursing programs:
• The Nursing Program (Associate of Applied Science in Nursing – AAS) includes a mix of in‑person classroom instruction, clinical experiences, skills lab, simulation, and online components. Students should be prepared for face‑to‑face, lab, clinical, online, virtual, or other formats, with modality potentially changing due to emerging infectious disease circumstances. (Source: EAC Nursing FAQs, published ~2 months ago)
• The Statement of Understanding for the AAS Nursing Program likewise indicates that instruction occurs in varied environments: traditional face‑to‑face, skills lab, clinical, synchronous live distance instruction, online assignments, virtual assignments, etc. Students must have the technology to participate and must remain flexible. (Source: EAC Nursing AAS Statement of Understanding, ~7 months ago)
• The NUR250 course (Nursing Four) uses multiple instructional methods—including didactic, skills lab, clinical simulation, online, virtual, and clinical settings—indicating a blended/hybrid delivery. (Source: EAC Catalog NUR250 Course Description)
• Regarding delivery method detail:
• There is no explicit mention of purely online, fully asynchronous, or evening/weekend scheduling options for the nursing programs on the official pages; only that instruction includes online and virtual elements as part of a blended/hybrid structure. (No source indicating strictly online or asynchronous modalities found)
• Regarding cohort starts or flexible timing:
• Nursing program admission deadlines are April 1 for Fall semester and November 1 for Spring semester, indi

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