The Mobility Track is an entry-level RN program for healthcare professionals who already have a Texas license or certificate. How long does it take to complete the Mobility Track courses, including the non-nursing courses?

Applicants and students must earn a grade of C or above in all courses listed on the degree plan whether those courses were taken before or after admission to the program.

A student accepted to the Mobility Track can take co-requisite classes after starting the program, but must finish the co-requisite courses with a C or higher by the semester listed on the degree plan or earlier.

Mobility Track applicants must score at least a 68 on the TEAS test.

The ACC A&P assessment test must be completed before submitting the application. A student who already earned a grade of C in BIOL 2401 (A&P I) does not need to take the A&P assessment test.

Applicants must reapply before each ADN Program deadline to remain in the applicant pool.

The Mobility Track is offered in a hybrid format, where students can complete some of the coursework online, but students must come to the campus for activities such as exams, labs, and simulations.

In the Mobility Track, completion of non-nursing courses may count for ranking points, but are not used for the calculation of GPA requirements. What is the minimum acceptable GPA for previous healthcare courses (VNSG, EMSP, RADR, etc…)?

BIOL 2402 (A&P II) and BIOL 2420 (Microbiology) should be taken within 5 years of application to the ADN Mobility Program. If needed, these courses may be repeated while taking nursing courses in Semesters I and III respectively as indicated in the degree plan.

What campus do Mobility Track students usually attend for in-person activities?

Which of the following requirements must be completed before applying to the Mobility Track?

In which semesters do Mobility Track students attend classes?