Why Nursing? - Salem Community College
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SALEM COMMUNITY COLLEGE Nursing Information Session 2015 - 2016 Practical Nursing Certificate & Associate in Applied Science Degree in Nursing 1
What Types of Nursing Programs Do We Offer? Practical
Nursing Certificate
1
year Program: prepares you to sit for NCLEX – PN (State Boards) For students who do NOT have an LPN license Associate
in Applied Science Degree in Nursing
1
year Program: prepares you to sit for NCLEX – RN (State Boards) For students who are Licensed Practical Nurses (LPNs)
Recommend meeting with an Advisor
We do NOT offer a 2 year traditional RN Program 2
Why Nursing? Demand for health care services is expected to
climb as more baby boomers retire and health care reform makes medical care accessible to more
people. As older nurses start retiring (baby boomers), Economists predict a massive nursing shortage will
reemerge in the United States. Source: http://money.cnn.com/2013/01/14/news/economy/nursingjobs-new-grads/index.html 3
Nursing at SCC? RN Program Report
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
NCLEX‐RN
82.76%
93.75%
91.67%
84.00%
95.24%
80.77%
National Benchmark
86.2%
87.61%
86.46%
86.99%
89.32%
81.43
LPN Program Report
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
NCLEX‐PN
100%
93.62%
100%
100%
96.15%
82.05%
National Benchmark
85.6%
85.72%
87.05%
84.83%
84.23%
84.63%
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Step 1 - Applying to SCC Complete No
and submit a SCC Admissions Application
Fee
Submit
official high school transcript or GED, along with official college transcript (if applicable) Register to take the ACCUPLACER placement test or provide proof (contact admissions for exemptions) Submit proof of immunization for measles, mumps and rubella (if born after 1956) 5
Admission Process into Nursing Program
Same for both Programs – LPN and LPN to RN Applying to SCC Sign Up & Take ATI TEAS V – Nursing Entrance Exam - $70 After Meeting Admissions Criteria – Apply to Nursing Program ALL Nursing Applicants: Need a minimum of 50% in Math & Reading ADN Applicants: total score of 60% or higher PN Applicants: total score of 50% or higher Complete Rubric & Student Checklist Submit Packets: Documents: ATI Transcript, Rubric Sheet, Student Checklist, High School / GED & College Official Sealed Transcripts (if applicable), ADN applicants - a copy of an active LPN license 6
Step 2 - Preparing for ATI TEAS V Start
Studying for ATI TEAS V – Nursing Entrance
Exam Topics: Reading - Math - Science - English & Language Usage Study Guides and Practice exams can be purchased at SCC’s bookstore or ATI Website: www.atitesting.com TEAS V study manual and online practice assessments (form A and B) cost $109.00 7
Useful Information about ATI TEAS V – What does the TEAS® test stand for?
Test of Essential Academic Skills What is the format of the ATI TEAS® V Test? It is a computerized test that takes a maximum of 209 minutes or about 3.5 hours and includes 150 scored multiple-choice questions divided into: Reading – Paragraph and Passage Comprehension, and Informational Source Comprehension Math – Numbers and Operations, Algebraic Applications, Data Interpretation, and Measurement Science –Human Body Science, Life Science, Earth and Physical Science, Scientific Reasoning English and Language Usage – Grammar and Word Meanings in Context, Spelling and Punctuation, Structure
How
long will the test take? - It is a computerized test that takes a maximum of 209 minutes (3.5/hrs) and includes 150 scored multiplechoice questions – NO CALCULATORS 8
Questions and Answers -- ATI TEAS V How
much does the ATI Exam cost? - $70
Where You Where What
and when can I take the ATI Exam? need to test on SCC Campus: Starting in October 2014 do I go to pay for the exam? - ATI’s website ATITESTING.COM
will I be tested on? - Reading, Math, Science, English & Language Usage
Study
Guides and Practice can be purchased at SCC’s bookstore or ATI Website: www.atitesting.com TEAS
V study manual and online practice assessments (form A and B) $109.00
TEAS
V study manual - $48.00 9
Questions and Answers – Cont. (ATI TEAS V)
What are the Scores needed to Apply?
ALL Nursing Applicants: A minimum of 50% in Math & Reading must be met
ADN: a total score of 60% or higher will be accepted for consideration; however, a score of 70% or higher is preferred.
PN: a total score of 50% or higher will be accepted for consideration; however, a score of 58% or higher is preferred.
How Is
there a study guide? - Yes, SCC’s Bookstore or online – same -$109
How Is
long are the scores valid? - 2 years many times may I take the ATI exam in one year? – Three Times
there a waiting period between test dates? – Yes, 45 days
Should
I retake the exam to get a higher score? – Yes, if you think you can increase your score There
is no penalty for retesting
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Step 3 - Signing up for TEAS Sign
up for ATI TEAS V – Nursing Entrance Exam - $70
Dates TEAS
and Times are on SCC Website must be taken on SCC Campus
Your
TEAS scores are valid for two years from the time taken
You
can take the TEAS 3 times in 1 year
365
days from 1st test date
E.G.,
March 15, 2014 to March 15, 2015 – 3 exams can be taken. 11
ATI TEAS V Dates for 2014 Room
TBA per website Sat. 1/17 at 9am Fri. 1/23 at 1pm Thurs. 1/29 at 4pm Sat. 2/14 at 9am Thurs. 2/19 at 4pm Fri. 2/27 at 1pm Thurs. 3/19 at 4pm Fri. 3/27 at 1pm 12
Step 4 - Meeting Admissions Criteria
ALL Nursing Applicants: Need
a minimum of 50% in Math & Reading
“College
Ready” to take A/P 1 & ENG 101
ADN Applicants: A
total score of 60% or higher will be accepted for consideration; however, a score of 70% or higher is preferred. “College
Ready” to take A/P 1 & ENG 101
PN Applicants:
A total score of 50% or higher will be accepted for consideration; however, a score of 58% or higher is preferred. 13
“College Ready” to take ENG 101
ADN and PN Rubric for Class Grades Class: BIO 220 - Anatomy & Physiology I BIO 221 - Anatomy & Physiology II ENG 101 - English Composition I ENG 102 - English Composition II Grade and Eligible Points Earned: A 6 pts Grades for: A5 pts Anatomy & Physiology I B+ 4 pts Anatomy & Physiology II B 3 pts English Composition I B2 pts English Composition II C+ 1 pt
Science Courses
Class: BIO 220 BIO 221 ENG 101 ENG 102
Grade:
Points:
*A point is deducted each time BIO 220, BIO 221, ENG 101 & ENG 102 are retaken. *Only grades of C+ or higher count towards Rubric. Exception: students with a C+ or higher who 14 repeat a class due to 5-year limit on BIO 220 & 221 will not have points deducted. *Courses and grades must be on an official SCC transcript in order to be counted on the rubric.
ATI TEAS V Score: Maximum of 100 points - write in your "Total Score" earned. The ATI TEAS V test must be taken at SCC Your TEAS scores are valid for two years from the time taken You can take the TEAS 3 times in 1 year (365 days from 1st test date) e.g., March 15, 2014 to March 15, 2015 – 3 exams can be taken You are not penalized for retaking TEAS Test every 45 days ** ALL Nursing Applicants: Reading & Math Students must have a minimum scores of 50% in each category
ADN
TEAS Score: a total score of 60% or higher will be accepted for consideration; however, a score of 70% or higher is preferred
PN
TEAS Score: a total score of 50% or higher will be accepted for consideration; however, a score of 58% or higher is preferred 15
Work Experience (W.E.) ADN Applicants ONLY! 1 point ** Work Experience – LPN’s ONLY. 1 point for work experience greater than 1 year as an LPN = 1point ----Letter from HR Dept. stating time of employment
Salem County Residents (SCR) and/or SCC Students (SCCS) - 1 point (ONLY) Current Salem County Residents (SCR) and/or recent SCC Students (SCCS) You need to be a recent SCC Student within the last 12 months! Include a copy of Government Issued ID, e.g., Drivers License, HS, or SCC current ID
Add up the Total Points Earned: Maximum Points Earned=126: Classes = 24, TEAS 100, W.E.=1, SCR/SCCS=1 for a Total 126 16
Step 5 - Complete Rubric & Checklist Add
each section of Rubric, if applicable, for the total number of points earned Class
Grade(s)
TEAS
"Total" Score
Work
Experience - ADN Applicants ONLY
Salem Add
County Residents or Current SCC Students up Total Points Earned
Highest Complete
possible points earned is: 126 points
Application Checklist
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A Few Reminders
Prerequisites are NOT required nor necessary when applying to the Nursing Program!
ADN Students - Must be "College Ready" to take: English 101 and Anatomy & Physiology I during Summer of 2015!
PN Students - Must be "College Ready" to take: English 101 during Summer of 2015!There are NO
There is NO early admission
Courses and grades must be on an Official SCC transcript in order to be counted on the rubric
You must earn a C+ or higher in ALL courses in the Nursing Program
You have two applications: College Admission and Nursing Program 18
Two sets of Official Transcripts – one for each Department
Step 6 - Submit Packets Documents ATI
Transcript
Rubric
Sheet
Student
Checklist
High
School / GED & College Official Sealed Transcripts (if applicable)
ADN
applicants - a copy of an active LPN license *
Packet
Always make a copy of packet *
must be received in Tillis Hall Rm 215 by 3:00 pm on Friday, April 10, 2015 19
How does the Admission Process Work? Admission
is competitive, selective and based on your total rubric score. The Top Scores Are Admitted: 40 PN Students are accepted once a year Nursing Courses start in September 25 ADN Students are accepted once a year Nursing Courses start in June 20
Important Dates to Remember
ATI TEAS V – ENTRANCE EXAM You will be able to register after October 15, 2014 Dates are posted on the SCC website This exam, taken by prospective nursing students, cost $70 (nonrefundable and nontransferable) online at www.atitesting.com Instructions are on the SCC website under “Nursing Center” Nursing Packets MUST be submitted by April 10, 2015 Delivered to Tillis Hall, Room 215, by 3 pm LATE OR INCOMPLETE PACKETS WILL BE REJECTED Notification of conditional acceptance will be no later than May 22, 2015 Via telephone calls and letters Verify phone number, address and program on packet Register
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Associate in Applied Science Degree in Nursing - 2015-16 Summer Session (10 weeks)
BIO 220 Human Anatomy & Physiology I
ENG 101 College Composition I
NUR 210 Introduction to Nursing Success
06/17 to 07/29/2015 – Wednesdays -7 weeks
Winter Trimester (10 weeks) BIO 211 Microbiology NUR 222 Concepts in Nursing Practice II NUR 230 Nursing Concepts in Global Health and Diversity
PSY 101 General Psychology
Spring Trimester (10 weeks)
PSY 111 Human Growth and Development
NUR 223 Concepts in Nursing Practice III NUR 240 Concepts of Leadership in Healthcare Systems SOC 101 Introduction to Sociology
Fall Trimester (10 weeks)
BIO 221 Human Anatomy & Physiology II
ENG 102 College Composition II
NUR 221 Concepts in Nursing Practice I
Total Clinical Hours: 430 Total Credits: 65
Practical Nursing – Certificate 2015-16 Summer Session (10 weeks) Starts in late May 2015 ENG 101 - English Composition I
Fall Semester (15 weeks) BIO 220 - Human Anatomy and Physiology I LPN 101 - Foundations of Practical Nursing Winter Session (4 weeks) PSY 101 - General Psychology
Spring Semester (15 weeks) LPN 102 - Medical Surgical Practical Nursing LPN 103 - Advanced Concepts in Practical Nursing (Hybrid) Total Weeks of Instruction: 44 Total Clinical Hours: 330 Total Credits: 36
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General Education Courses Needed to Graduate
ADN Program
BIO 220 - Human Anatomy and Physiology I
BIO 221 - Human Anatomy and Physiology II
ENG 101 - College Composition I
ENG 102 - College Composition II
PSY 101 - General Psychology
PSY 111 - Human Growth and Development
BIO 211 - Microbiology
SOC 101 - Introduction to Sociology
PN Program
BIO 220 - Human Anatomy and Physiology I
ENG 101 - College Composition I
PSY 101 - General Psychology
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Once You Are Accepted Into The Nursing Program, what extra cost can I expect?
Negative Criminal Background Check - $175 Negative Drug and Alcohol Screen - $75 Current CPR Certification- AHA/RC- Healthcare - $75 Current Health Examination – Co-Pay Current Immunizations / Titer Record Current PPD (Initial Two-Step) – Co-pay Current Malpractice Insurance -$75 Current Health Insurance or Accidental Insurance – variable $$ 25
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