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Admissions
Admissions at Three Rivers Community College
Competitive.
- No stated overall acceptance or admission rate (%) was found on the official Three Rivers Community College website or affiliated `.edu` pages.
- Minimum cumulative GPA requirement: A 2.0 GPA is required (high school or college, most recent used) for admission evaluation.
- TEAS (ATI) threshold: A minimum composite TEAS percentage score of 58% is required.
- Waitlist / selection notes: Applicants are ranked based on overall score composed of TEAS composite (weighted 40%) and TEAS reading comprehension (weighted 60%). Ties are broken by TEAS Composite, then reading comprehension, then math, then science scores. Alternates (waitlisted candidates) may be admitted based on ranking and seat availability.
- TEAS testing: Applicants must take the ATI TEAS exam; scores valid for one year; no limit on retakes, but fee applies each time.
- Program admission cycle: Application period for the nursing A.S. (CT State CC nursing program) runs annually from October 1 through February 1.
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Format
Schedule and format at Three Rivers Community College
- The Nursing, A.S. program is delivered through the Connecticut Community College Nursing Program (CT‑CCNP) at Three Rivers and follows a four‑semester Concept‑Based Curriculum. No mention of online, hybrid, or fully on‑campus delivery formats is given.
- Licensed Practical Nurses (LPNs) may follow an LPN to RN bridge pathway: they can take an online CT State LPN to AD RN Bridge course (NUR1150) plus a college‑based transition course (NUR1152C) and potentially enter as far along as third semester of the program.
- Transfer credit / advanced‑standing policy: LPNs are individually assessed by admissions and specialized nursing advisors to determine appropriate placement; this implies recognition of prior credentials for advanced standing.
- Application timeline: Applications for the nursing program are accepted annually from October 1 to February 1.
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Associate Degree in Nursing (ADN)
Minimum GPA: 2.0
Admissions are selective; the program is competitive and part of the statewide CT‑CCNP.
LPNs are individually assessed by admissions and specialized nursing advisors to determine appropriate placement.
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