Lorain County Community College

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• Hondros College of Nursing

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• Keiser University

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• Concorde Career College

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Admissions

Admissions at Lorain County Community College

Programs here admit roughly 64% of applicants. Moderately Competitive.

• Acceptance/admission rate (%)
• Minimum GPA requirement
• Associate Degree Nursing (ADN): Minimum cumulative GPA of 2.5 on all completed college-level coursework (includes transfer/transient courses).
• Practical Nursing (One-Year Technical Certificate): Minimum GPA of 2.0 for all college coursework.
• TEAS / HESI thresholds
• ADN Program: Must obtain a score of “PROFICIENT” on the ATI TEAS Exam.
• Practical Nursing: Must achieve overall “basic” level of academic achievement on the ATI TEAS Exam.
• Prerequisite courses and grade requireme

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Format

Schedule and format at Lorain County Community College

• Delivery format (online, hybrid, on‑campus):
• No explicit mention of fully online or hybrid delivery for nursing programs. All nursing programs (associate or certificate) require attendance in lectures, labs, and clinicals—so are on‑campus/in‑person in format. Source: Allied Health and Nursing Admission Requirements (LCCC catalog).
• Evening, weekend, or multiple cohort start options:
• Clinical sections for Allied Health and Nursing programs “may be held during the day, in the evening and on weekends.” Source: Allied Health and Nursing Admission Requirements.
• No explicit mention of distinct “evening cohorts” or multiple start dates/cohorts in the catalog. Unclear if structured evening/weekend cohorts exist.
• Asynchronous vs synchronous coursework:
• No information is provided about asynchronous vs synchronous coursework delivery—so unclear.
• Transfer credit or advanced‑standing policies:
• LCCC conducts Prior Learning Assessment (PLA), which may award credit for prior learning, including military transcripts, certifications, or other non‑traditional learning, subject to faculty review and capped per residency requirements. Source: Prior Learning Assessment (LCCC catalog).
• LCCC has articulation agreements (e.g., via “University Partnership”)—details for specific nursing programs not described in catalog; ar

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