Fairmont State University School of Nursing and Allied Health

The Fairmont State University School of Nursing offers an Associate of Science Degree in Nursing. The program is designed to offer quality education top prepare students for patient care in a healthcare setting.

The program consists of a balanced proportion of general education courses with nursing requirements.

Students in the program are offered the opportunity for practical experience at the on-site laboratory and high technology simulation laboratories in addition to experience at healthcare facilities including hospitals and nursing homes in the area.

Graduates from the program are eligible to apply to take the National Council Licensure Examination to be licensed as a Registered Nurse.

Admission Requirements:

1. Official high school transcript and GED equivalency certificate
2. College transcripts for all college level coursework
3. ACT/SAT scores
4. TEAS Scores (to be completed by the 1st of December)
5. A minimum cumulative GPA 2.0 for all pre-requisite courses

Nursing applications should be submitted to the program by the 1st of December. Students who had applied in the past and were not accepted need to reapply because the college does not maintain a waiting list.

Applicants who have changed their name since earning their high school diploma or earned college credit need to inform the admissions office of the change in name.