River Valley Community College
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Nursing Programs at River Valley Community College(2)
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River Valley Community College
Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) Certificate
12 mo program
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Admissions at River Valley Community College
Competitive
- •Admission/Acceptance Rate
- •No published acceptance rate or overall admission rate (%) was found on the official RVCC website or catalog.
- •Minimum TEAS (ATI Test of Essential Academic Skills) Score
- •A composite score of 66 on the ATI TEAS is required for admission and used as part of the selection ranking.
- •GPA Requirements
- •There is no specified minimum GPA stated for overall college or prerequisite course performance in the official materials. The program does require achieving grades as follows:
- •· “B‑” (80%) or higher in nursing theory courses;
- •· “Pass” in clinical nursing courses;
- •· “C” or higher in core liberal arts courses and science prerequisites (transferred or required courses).
- •Prerequisites & Licensing Requirements
- •Applicants must have:
- •· Current NH Nurse Assistant (LNA) licensure, or a signed waiver if currently working in allied health;
- •· Successful completion of Chemistry, Human Biology, or RVCC A&P I Prep course before applying.
- •Ranking & Selection Notes—Point System
- •Applicants are evaluated using a competitive point-based ranking system that considers: TEAS scores, compl
Based on publicly available information. Source
Schedule & Format Flexibility at River Valley Community College
- •The Associate in Science in Nursing (ASN‑RN) program is delivered in-person with online components, available at both the Claremont and Keene campuses.
- •The ASN‑RN program offers multiple pathways:
- •– Traditional: 4 semesters across Fall/Spring/Fall/Spring
- •– Accelerated: 4 semesters across Fall/Spring/Summer/Fall
- •– LPN‑to‑RN Bridge/Direct Entry pathways for existing LPNs with varying durations (2–3 semesters).
- •The ASN‑RN curriculum includes learning experiences that may occur during days, evenings, and/or weekends.
- •Course delivery formats (non‑specific to nursing, but applicable institutionally):
- •– On Campus: scheduled in-person meeting times
- •– Online: no scheduled meeting times, delivered via Canvas on a structured timeline
- •– Remote: live Zoom sessions at set days and times weekly
- •– Zoom Hybrid: mix of scheduled live Zoom meetings plus Canvas content
- •– On Campus Hybrid: mix of scheduled in-person meetings plus Canvas content
- •– Bi‑Modal: choose each week between attending live via Zoom or on campus
- •– Hyflex: maximum flexibility—each week students may attend live on campus, live via Zoom, or complete on their own time in Canvas within course parameters.
- •Asynchronous vs. synchronous coursework:
- •– Online courses are asynchronous, with no set meeting times
- •– Remote, Zoom Hybrid, On Campus Hybrid, B
Based on publicly available information. Source
Program-Specific Details
Associate Degree in Nursing (ADN)
Admission is competitive, based on a point system involving TEAS scores, science courses, and RVCC coursework.
The program is delivered in-person with online components and may include learning experiences during days, evenings, and/or weekends.
Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) Certificate
Admission is competitive, based on a point system involving TEAS scores, science courses, and RVCC coursework.
The program is delivered in-person with online components and may include learning experiences during days, evenings, and/or weekends.
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Frequently Asked Questions About River Valley Community College
What nursing programs does River Valley Community College offer?
River Valley Community College currently offers 2 nursing programs, including ADN, LPN degree options. Program availability may vary by term and delivery format.
Is River Valley Community College accredited?
Yes, River Valley 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 River Valley Community College offer online nursing programs?
Yes, River Valley Community College offers nursing programs in hybrid formats. Online and hybrid programs typically cover didactic coursework remotely, with clinical rotations completed at approved sites in your area.
How do I apply to River Valley Community College's nursing programs?
To apply to a nursing program at River Valley 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.