Advanced entry for students who have invested time at another accredited college or university.
Get stuck on a waitlist at another school? Ashland’s advanced entry track will get you back on your way to completing your degree.
With our direct admission program, and clinical affiliate sites in 13 Ohio counties, you are assured direct placement in clinical coursework with no waitlist!
Why Choose the Advanced Entry Nursing Track?
- This track gives students who have prior college credit the opportunity to take the courses they need to obtain their nursing degree at Ashland University.
- You will benefit from personalized one-on-one instruction led by highly-qualified faculty in both the classroom and in the healthcare environment.
- Each faculty member has an area of expertise and shares their knowledge and clinical experiences with each student, ensure that you receive a strong education.
- More than 1,200 hours of clinical, laboratory and observation instruction will ensure your full preparation for a career as a nurse.
Clinical Experience
Clinical experiences prepare students for nursing practice in diverse settings. Clinical experiences occur in acute care facilities, community agencies and long-term care in the central Ohio area.
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Simulated Laboratory Experience
Students utilize simulation in laboratory experiences beginning in their first nursing course. The college has pediatric, adult and maternal simulators where students have the opportunity to practice in a safe environment.
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Prerequisite Courses
Interested transfer students should inquire with an Admission Representative at 419.520.2631 or accelnursing@ashland.edu for clarification with the following courses:
- Developmental Psychology
- Nutrition
- Human Anatomy & Physiology I & II
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- Organic/Inorganic/Bio Chemistry
- Microbiology
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- Ethics
- Statistics
- Composition I & II
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Prospective students should have a minimum of four (4) academic quarters or three (3) academic semesters with a 3.0 cumulative grade point average in all college coursework. In addition, prospective students must have earned a course grade no less than a "C" in the following coursework from an accredited college or university.
Additional Info
Spaces are limited therefore additional criteria for acceptance will be an on-campus interview; score no less than a 70 on the ATI TEAS in addition to completing Critical Thinking testing.
Accepted Advanced Entry students are required to have a current American Heart Association CPR certification, uniforms and required equipment for clinical and lab settings and. Additionally, students are required to meet traditional track admission requirements.
