Fox Valley Technical College

The Fox Valley Technical College ADN Program prepares students to offer direct care in a range of healthcare settings. The program is fully approved by the Wisconsin State Board of Nursing and is accredited by the National League for Nursing Accrediting Commission, Inc.

The Fox Valley Nursing program requires a total of 70 credits for graduation out of which 38 need to be credits earned in nursing courses while the remaining 32 credits consist of general education and elective credits.

Students can complete general education classes and theoretical classes at the Fox Valley campuses. Clinical experience will be offered by the school’s faculty at a range of health care facilities in the community.

Students in the nursing program will be required to allocate 21 to 26 hours every week for in class instruction, laboratory sessions and clinical practice.

Requirements for Admission:

• Applicants are expected to attend a mandatory information session
• Official high school transcripts or GED equivalency certificate
• Skills Assessment
• Applicants admitted to the ADN program will be required to meet the following requirements:
  • Current CNA license
  • Accuplacer Scores
  • Clinical Documentation Policy
  • Complete General Education Requirements

Students who successful complete the requirements of the program will be eligible to apply to sit for the National Licensure exam. The State of Wisconsin Department of Regulation and Licensing can impose a restriction on the license of candidates who fail a criminal background check.