Johnson County Community College
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Nursing Programs at Johnson County Community College(2)
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Admissions at Johnson County Community College
Moderately Competitive
- •No overall acceptance or admission rate (%) is published on JCCC’s official nursing program pages; no verified statistic found.
- •Practical Nursing (LPN) Certificate Program (Selective Admission)
- •Minimum cumulative academic GPA required: 2.0 or higher.
- •Prerequisite courses (must be completed with grade “C” or higher):
- •BIOL 144 Human Anatomy and Physiology (5 cr) or BIOL 140 + BIOL 225 (8 cr)
- •PSYC 130 Introduction to Psychology (3 cr)
- •HC 130 Medical Terminology (3 cr)
- •PSYC 218 Human Development (3 cr)—must be completed or in progress; if in progress, send screenshot of current grade within 10 days prior to deadline.
- •Kansas Certified Nurse Aide (CNA) certification required by first day of class (active and from Kansas registry; enrollment permitted during application).
- •Application deadlines:
- •Full‑time Spring Start – deadline July 1
- •Part‑time Summer Start – deadline October 15
- •Full‑time Fall Start – deadline March 15
- •Registered Nurse (Associate Degree Nurse, AAS) Program (Selective Admission)
- •Primer: Admission GPA is based on four prerequisite courses (must have grade “C” or higher): BIOL 144 (or BIOL 140 + BIOL 225), MATH 171 (College Algebra or higher), ENGL 121 Composition I, PSYC 130. Minimum prerequisite GPA: 2.5.
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Schedule & Format Flexibility at Johnson County Community College
- •Delivery formats (online/hybrid/on-campus):
- •The KU–JCCC Nursing Partnership (dual ADN/BSN) includes 100% online BSN coursework through KU, while AAS coursework remains on-campus at JCCC.
- •Source: KUCC Nursing Partnership – “Fully Online KU Courses – 100% online BSN coursework through KU”
- •JCCC’s core nursing courses (e.g., NURS 101, 102, etc.) use a blended (hybrid) approach, combining classroom, simulation lab, and clinical settings.
- •Source: JCCC Catalog – NURS 101–205 descriptions – “blended approach … classroom, Healthcare Simulation Center … healthcare agencies”
- •Evening, weekend, or multiple cohort start options:
- •The Practical Nursing (LPN) Certificate program offers:
- •– A full-time cohort, Monday–Friday 8 a.m.–4:30 p.m., including two clinical days (8–12 hour shifts, possibly starting as early as 5 a.m.)
- •– A part-time cohort, evenings (5:30 p.m.–9:30 p.m., two to three evenings per week), with clinicals every other weekend (also potentially 8–12 hour shifts starting at 5 a.m.)
- •– Three starts per year: full-time cohorts begin in August and January, and the part-time cohort begins in June.
- •Source: Practical Nurse Program Information
- •Asynchronous vs synchronous coursework:
- •The KU BSN courses are 100% online, but include a practicum that requires online instruction plus a required 45 hours of in‑person clinical experience at an assigned site. This indicate
Based on publicly available information. Source
Program-Specific Details
Associate Degree in Nursing (ADN)
Minimum GPA: 2.5
Minimum prerequisite GPA of 2.5 required for admission.
Core nursing courses use a blended approach; specific evening/weekend options not detailed.
Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) Certificate
Minimum GPA: 2.0
Minimum GPA of 2.0 required for admission.
Offers full-time and part-time cohorts with evening classes and clinicals on weekends.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Johnson County Community College
What nursing programs does Johnson County Community College offer?
Johnson County Community College currently offers 2 nursing programs, including ADN, LPN degree options. Program availability may vary by term and delivery format.
Is Johnson County Community College accredited?
Yes, Johnson County Community College holds accreditation from ACEN. Programmatic accreditation ensures the curriculum meets nationally recognized standards for nursing education, that graduates are eligible for professional licensure, and that credits are transferable to graduate programs.
Does Johnson County Community College offer online nursing programs?
Johnson County Community College currently lists on-campus nursing programs. Contact the school directly for the latest information on online or hybrid program availability.
How do I apply to Johnson County Community College's nursing programs?
To apply to a nursing program at Johnson County Community College, visit the school's official website for admission requirements, application deadlines, and prerequisite coursework. Common requirements include a minimum GPA, completion of prerequisite science courses, and a current healthcare provider CPR certification.
Sources: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics; National Council of State Boards of Nursing (NCSBN); CCNE; ACEN.