NOTE: Prospective applicants are strongly encouraged to review this module and all other Information Modules during the admission cycle in which they plan to apply.

Apply to Navarro College: Applicants of the ADN Program must be admitted to Navarro College first. Once admitted to Navarro College, the following requirements must also be completed to be considered for admission to the ADN Program.
Complete the TEAS Exam at a Navarro College Testing Center or other approved location.
- All sections of the exam must be completed. Students must achieve a Total Score of 66% or greater to be considered eligible for admission.
- Only TEAS scores earned through in-person testing at an approved testing center will be accepted. TEAS scores from remotely proctored examinations are not accepted and will not be considered during the admissions process.
- Only 2 attempts are allowed within the same admissions period (2 attempts per year, from March 1- through the application deadline).
- Any form of testing misconduct reported by ATI, will result in immediate disqualification. The applicant will be deemed ineligible, and their application will not be accepted.
Complete and attain a minimum of a 2.0 (average) GPA (on a 4.0 scale) for all ADN Degree Plan prerequisite/co-requisite courses whether taken at Navarro College or transferred from another college or university.
- This must be done by the eligibility deadline date. Only transfer courses with a grade of “C” or better will be considered for the ADN Degree Plan.
- Upper level courses may not transfer.
- All prerequisite courses must be completed prior to the application deadline.
Complete and attain a minimum of a 2.0 (average) GPA (on a 4.0 scale) for all ADN Degree Plan prerequisite/co-requisite courses whether taken at Navarro College or transferred from another college or university.
- This must be done by the eligibility deadline date.
- Only transfer courses with a grade of “C” or better will be considered for the ADN Degree Plan.
- Upper level courses may not transfer.
- All prerequisite courses must be completed prior to the application deadline.
Apply to the ADN Program: Submit an ADN Application and provide high school and/or college transcripts from all colleges attended, by the application deadline.
- - Students who were previously enrolled in, but did not complete, an ADN program must disclose this on the ADN application.
  - Admissions decisions are based solely on the official application submitted through the designated system; submission of altered, revised, or unofficial documents will result in disqualification from the admissions process.
LVN-RN Bridge applicants must hold a current, unencumbered TX LVN license. Applicants with an LVN or LPN license from another state must have completed an LVN or LPN program of study that is equivalent to an approved LVN nursing education program in Texas. License must be maintained through graduation.
Disclosure of social security number- Affiliated clinical agencies may require a social security number to secure placement in their facility. Students must be able to attend all affiliated clinical sites. If a student does not have a social security number, special placement will not be granted. The ADN Program will not search for alternate clinical sites to accommodate a student who is ineligible to attend assigned rotations.