Mott Community College

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Admissions

Admissions at Mott Community College

Competitive.

• Acceptance or admission rate
• No specific acceptance or admission rate (%) for the Nursing A.A.S. program is published on official MCC pages. An external site (Peterson’s) notes a 100% overall institution-wide acceptance rate, but this refers to general admissions, not the competitive nursing program.
• Official MCC statements emphasize that fulfillment of prerequisites does not guarantee admission, and the application is evaluated through a competitive, selective, points-based process.
• Minimum GPA requirements
• Applicants must maintain a cumulative MCC GPA of 3.0 or higher.
• TEAS/HESI thresholds
• Applicants are required to complete the ATI TEAS (Test of Essential Academic Skills) at the overall “Proficient” level or higher, covering Reading, Mathematics, Science, and English & Language Usage. It must be taken at MCC and in no more than two attempts.
• Prerequisites and additional requirements
• High school diploma or GED (or verification of expected diploma for currently enrolled high school students) is required.
• College-level reading and math proficiency must be demonstrated by meeting one of the listed

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Format

Schedule and format at Mott Community College

• MCC offers online course formats including:
• – WWW (“totally online”)
• – WCA (“mostly online with some campus attendance”)
• – HYB (“some online with designated dates for campus attendance”)
• The Nursing A.A.S. (ADN) program page does not specify whether nursing courses are offered online, hybrid, or on‑campus. No mention of evening, weekend, or multiple cohort start options is present. Format flexibility is unclear.
• Admissions for the Nursing A.A.S. program use two entry periods:
• – Apply by January 31 for Fall (August) admission
• – Apply by July 10 for Winter (January) admission
• This indicates two cohort start options per year.
• The Nursing A.A.S. page does not mention coursework being asynchronous vs synchronous, or specify evening or weekend class options. That information is not clearly stated.
• MCC accepts transfer credit generally: courses from regionally accredited institutions may transfer with a grade of “C” or higher, and students must complete at least 15 credits at MCC to graduate with an associate degree or certificate. Applies to nursing prerequisites as well.
• Students can also earn up to 16 credits via Advanced Placement (

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