Nov
10
2023
Nursing Preview Day
Fast Track Nursing Steps
Here are the steps below to take to help fast track your path into our nursing program.
Complete these Dual Credit Courses while in High School from any Regionally Accredited Institution like Midway University.
- English 101 - 3 credits
- English 102 - 3 credits
- College Algebra I - 3 credits
- Anatomy & Physiology I (including lab) - 4 credits
The two courses noted below are not required prior to your ADN (nursing) application. However, students can take these over the summer or during the first semester of the program.
- Anatomy & Physiology II & Lab - 4 credits
- Microbiology & Lab - 4 credits
With these courses completed, you will be able to apply directly to our nursing program upon acceptance to Midway University, allowing you to start the nursing coursework immediately. This means you are fast tracked to complete you Associate Degree in Nursing (ADN) in as little as 16 months, and upon successful completion of the NCLEX exam, you will become a registered nurse (RN) and ready to enter nursing practice.
Other requirements for admissions to the nursing program:
- Earn a 21 ACT composite or higher or earn a 60 or higher on the TEAS exam
- Have already earned your CNA or equivalent*
- Have a 2.8 cumulative GPA on all college-level coursework
Guaranteed Admission:
Students who complete the above listed courses with a 2.8 grade point average, earn a 21 ACT composite (or higher) or earn a 60 or higher on the TEAS exam and earn their CNA or equivalent will be guaranteed admission to the Associate Degree Nursing program.
Other Options:
There are several degree options available at Midway including a Pre-licensure BSN program, and bridge programs leading from ADN to RN-BSN or ADN to MSN. Let our Admissions staff know your goals and they can work with you on the right pathway and fast track your success.
Download Nursing Fast Track Information
Program timelines, costs, and success are all dependent upon many variables. Please speak to admissions to confirm the details specific to your situation.
*Can include SRNA, MNA, CMA or RMA