Cardinal Stritch University

The Cardinal Stritch University ADN program is intended to equip students with practical nursing abilities.

The program is intended to offer a large range of clinical practice in different health care setting and hospitals including sites such as St. Joseph’s Hospital, Columbia St. Mary’s Hospital, Agape Community Center, Sinai-Samaritan Medical Center, Oak Creek Health Department and Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin.

The program takes 70 credit hours to complete with 32 credits of general requirement courses and 38 credits of nursing courses.

Admission Requirements:

• Complete the application for admission
• Submit High school transcripts or GED equivalency certificate (Cumulative GPA of 2.50 or higher)
• ACT or SAT scores (for applicants applying directly out of high school)
• NLN-Pre Admission Examination for Registered Nurses
• ASSET Test for University placement in Math, English and Reading
• Copy of CNA certification

The application deadline for enrollment in the fall semester is the 1 of March and the 1st of October for spring enrollment. All applicants will be notified by writing regarding the decision reached by the program as to their application.