Associate Degree Nursing
Welcome to MCC's Associate Degree Nursing Program!
MCC's two-year Associate Degree Nursing curriculum prepares students to become competent registered nurses to give patient-centered care in hospitals and other health care agencies.
The Associate Degree Nursing Program is accredited by the National League for Nursing Accrediting Commission and approved by the Texas Board of Nursing. The program admits a class of students in the fall and spring each year. Class size is limited, and a considerable number of applications are received each year. Excluding prerequisites, the ADN Program requires two academic years for completion. The curriculum provides students with nursing theory and clinical experiences that prepare them to be eligible to write the examination for licensure as a registered nurse, as defined by the Texas Board of Nursing. Current LVNs may choose advanced placement, which has special requirements.
General information sessions for prospective students are offered on a regular basis. All applicants are encouraged to attend a session. Contact Faith Glatter at 254-299-8367 or fglatter@mclennan.edu to reserve space.
Mission
The mission of the McLennan Community College Associate Degree Nursing Program is to:
- Provide a multi-entry/exit professional nursing education committed to excellence for all qualified applicants;
- Prepare nurses to be providers of care to individuals and families, coordinators of care within a variety of health care systems, and contributing members of the nursing profession.
Contact Information
For more information, please contact one of the ADN Administrative secretaries at 254-299-8367. Offices are located in the Health Careers Building, rooms 203 and 210. For additional questions, e-mail Becky Griffin at rgriffin@mclennan.edu.