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Admissions

Admissions at Hocking College

Moderately Competitive.

• Acceptance/admission rate
• No stated acceptance or admission rate (%) is published on Hocking College’s official pages or application materials.
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• The Nursing Program uses a selective admission process, with the top 40 applicants admitted each semester. There is no waiting list; students not accepted must reapply.
• Minimum GPA thresholds
• Hocking College’s general admissions operates under an open-admissions policy, accepting high school graduates or those with a GED; however, there is no specific GPA minimum stated for the Nursing Program beyond that general policy.
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• There is no mention of a specific GPA minimum required for Nursing admission on the official program pages or packet.
• TEAS / HESI thresholds
• The TEAS Exam (Test of Essential Academic Skills) is required at the ‘proficient’ level or higher for admission consideration. Scores must be valid (within two years) and filed by the deadline.
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• The Nursing Admission Selection uses a ranking for

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Format

Schedule and format at Hocking College

• Clinical assignments may include weekend or evening hours, indicating some scheduling flexibility in clinical components.
• There is evidence of hybrid course delivery: for hybrid courses like Adult Health I (NT‑1530), attendance for online components is required weekly. This suggests a mix of online and in-person format, though details on how often on-campus sessions occur were not provided.
• Transfer credit policy notes that due to the technical nature of Nursing (NT) courses, it is unlikely that NT courses taken elsewhere will transfer in place of Hocking’s required nursing courses.
• Military training and experience may be evaluated for transfer credit generally, but not for credit in the nursing program.
• Additional observations:
• There is no mention of purely online or fully asynchronous delivery for nursing program content; the hybrid reference and clini

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