Kirtland Community College

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Admissions

Admissions at Kirtland Community College

Competitive.

• No published acceptance or admission rate percentage was located for either the Practical Nursing (Level I) or the Associate Degree in Nursing (Level II) programs.
• Minimum GPA:
• For entry into the Associate Degree in Nursing (Level II) program, applicants must have graduated from a practical nursing program (Level I or equivalent) with a minimum GPA of 3.0.
• No specific overall or prerequisite GPA thresholds were stated for the Level I (Practical Nursing) program.
• TEAS or HESI exam requirements:
• No mention of TEAS or HESI exam score thresholds was found within official Kirtland documentation.
• It is noted that the TEAS is a required entrance exam for the Kirtland Nursing program (per the Kirtland LibGuides), but no minimum score or cutoff was specified.
• Prerequisites and application process:
• Level I (Practical Nursing):
• Must be regularly admitted to Kirtland (e.g., high school diploma or GED).
• Required prerequisites include Medical Terminology (ALH-10101), CPR (ALH-20203), and Anatomy & Physiology (BIO‑10700 or BIO‑23500 & BIO‑23600) — with grade of "C" or better, and Anatomy

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Format

Schedule and format at Kirtland Community College

• Delivery format includes fully on‑campus options for nursing programs:
• The "ADN‑BSN 3+1" pathway allows students to complete all of their classes on the Kirtland Grayling campus.
• Delivery format includes online and hybrid offerings, though not explicitly for nursing:
• The college provides a high number of online course options, and some programs are offered as hybrid (mix of online and on-campus). It is not specified whether this applies to nursing specifically.
• Evening, weekend, or multiple cohort start options for nursing programs: unclear/ not specified in available sources.
• Asynchronous vs synchronous coursework: unclear/ not detailed in the publicly available descriptions.
• Transfer credit / advanced‑standing policies relevant to nursing:
• Kirtland recognizes transfer credit from regionally accredited colleges/universities for courses with a grade of “C” or better; non‑regional transfers may be considered with additional review.
• Advanced Placement (AP), CLEP, DSST, military, articulation agreements, departmental exams, licensure, and portfolio assessment are accepted as prior learning credit opportunities. These may apply to nursing program prerequisites or general education, though program‑specific application is not detailed.

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