Associate Degree Nursing (ADN)
The Associate Nursing Degree (ADN) program is approved by the Colorado State Board of Nursing and the Colorado Community College System. You will develop skills to work in hospitals and clinical settings in the areas of Obstetric and Pediatric, Medical/Surgical, and Psychiatric Nursing, and prepares you to take the NCLEX exam to become a Registered Nurse.
FALL Semester (August) Starts:
SPRING Semester (January) Starts:
To get started on your journey to become a Registered Nurse, download the Nursing Program Application
LPN to ADN Program option
The LPN to ADN program is for students who possess a License as a Practical Nurse and wish to complete the ADN program. The LPN to ADN Program at ACC is temporarily closed to new applicants at this time.
Practical Nurse (PN) Certificate
As an ADN student, you have the option to take the LPN licensing exam at the end of the first year of nursing course work. The PN certificate is available only to students who have been accepted into the ADN program and have completed all prerequisites, the first two semester courses of the Associate Degree Nursing program and NUR 169. NUR 169 is offered infrequently at Arapahoe Community College. There is no separate application process for students seeking a Practical Nurse Certificate only.
For more information, contact Carmella Condino
303.797.5939
nursing@arapahoe.edu.