Mid-State Technical College

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Admissions at Mid-State Technical College

• No published information on an acceptance or admission rate specific to the nursing program was found. The college uses an open admissions policy for general admission.
• Minimum GPA: A program GPA of 2.0 or higher is required to remain in the nursing program.
• Prerequisite grade requirements:
• General Anatomy & Physiology must be completed with at least a B- or better.
• Other prerequisites (e.g., high school chemistry/biology or one semester of college chemistry; developmental psychology; English Composition I or equivalent) must be completed with a grade of C or better.
• Program capacity and waitlist protocol: The Practical Nursing program admits only eight students per year. Placement is determined by the date the "Intent to Enroll" form is submitted. If forms are submitted on the same day, placement is determined by the original program application date.
• Functional abilities and documentation: Applicants must submit a Functional Abilities form, and a deta

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Schedule and format at Mid-State Technical College

• Here’s what I could find regarding schedule and format flexibility for nursing programs at Mid‑State Technical College (MSTC). Unfortunately, official MSTC pages provide limited detail specific to the nursing program’s delivery formats. Below are verified facts, each with source links, and notes where the information is unclear or unavailable.
• Mid‑State offers transfer credit, advanced standing, and credit for prior learning opportunities—applicable to programs including nursing—through WTCS-aligned policies such as Credit for Prior Learning (CPL), Prior Learning Assessments (PLAs), and standardized exam or dual credit articulation. Source: transfer report and policy document
• The transfer report highlights that nursing graduates frequently transfer credits to multiple University of Wisconsin schools, implying established articulation agreements and acceptance of credits from MSTC’s nursing courses. Source: transfer courses table
• A specific articulation agreement exists between MSTC’s A.A.S. Nursing and Indiana Wesleyan University’s RN-to-B.S. Nursing program, where IWU will accept the student’s entire Associate Degree in Nursing, provided it meets criteria: regionally accredited, grade of “C” or higher, and 100-level or higher coursework. Source: articulation agreement PDF
• What remains unclear or unreported (no explicit mention in current sources):
• Online, hybrid, or exclusively on‑campus delivery of nursing courses
• Whether courses offer evening or weekend schedules or multiple cohort start dates
• If c

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