Nursing

You must be registered for Spring Semester courses by December 30^th.

The prerequisites required for admission to EMCC’s Nursing Program are:

• High school level Algebra I
• High school level Biology with Lab
• Transferable college-level Anatomy and Physiology I with Lab (EMCC’s BIO127)
• Transferable college-level Anatomy and Physiology II with Lab (EMCC’s BIO128)
• Transferable college-level College Composition (EMCC’s ENG101)
• NRG101-Math for Nurses*
  • This course is offered both in-person and in an online, synchronous modality. While little is accepted in transfer for this course, a challenge exam is available.
• Desired but not required academic courses relevant to the Nursing curriculum, include:
  • Transferable college-level Pharmacology (EMCC’s BIO251)
  • Transferable college-level Pathophysiology (EMCC’s BIO222)

Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) and add Eastern Maine Community College (005277) to your form. Questions about financial aid can be directed to finaid@emcc.edu

Documents must come from the High school, or other Educational Organizations directly to be considered official. Documents can be submitted to admissions@emcc.edu or any other document services that the school or organization uses. Many programs will require other documentation to be submitted, and you will be notified of those requirements.

Documents that need to be submitted by the Priority Deadline on December 30th:

• Official High School Transcript, HiSet, or GED
• Official University or College transcript (s) if you have taken classes at another institution. This includes dual or concurrent credit.

Other required Documents

• Submit Immunization records
  • The submission deadline is May 15th
  • Northern Light Partner sites do not require a Covid vaccine

Directions on how to activate can be found here

MyEMCC can be used for things like:

• Missing documents
• Financial Aid
• Billing
• Course schedule
• Textbooks
• New Student Orientation

Once all documents are processed and your application is reviewed, you will be moved from either application or admit stage to Ready to Enroll. You will get information about completing the Virtual New Student Orientation. After completion, you are ready to enroll in courses. First time students, check your MyEMCC for courses registered from advising. See the New Student Orientation page for further instructions.

This session is for any student entering NUR 105 clinical in the Fall.

Not required until you go to clinical, no earlier than 6 months before clinical. You will receive information on how to complete it in May.

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Upon successful completion of the ADN Program, the graduate is expected to:

• Provide person-centered care utilizing critical thinking and clinical judgment across the life span.
• Provide safe and ethical care founded in evidence-based practice by using informatics and evolving technology to support decision making and quality of care.
• Demonstrate legal, ethical, and professional accountability in the delivery of caring and competent nursing practice.
• Demonstrate professional leadership and integrity by effectively using advocacy, communication, and education with the entire patient care team.