College of Nursing & Health Professions
Associate Degree Nursing Program – Admission Selection Points Worksheet
The Associate Degree Nursing Program has limited enrollment and a selection process for admission into
the program. After all admission eligibility requirements for placement into the selection pool have been
satisfied and applicant has applied online for the Associate Degree Nursing Program, the nursing
program uses the following point system for selection into the program. The maximum number of points
is 38. Top scorers receive conditional admission in ranking order based on seats available. All other
applicants are placed on an alternate list in ranking order.
RANKING CRITERIA
APPLICANT NAME:
STUDENT ID#:
TEAS
SCORES
Reading
Score:
Math
Score:
Science
Score:
English
Score:
Total Adjusted
Score*:
COURSE GRADES
ADMISSION
YEAR:
PROGRAM APPLICATION
DATE:
COLLEGE DISTRICT:
4 POINTS
3 POINTS
2 POINTS
1 POINT
>95
83-94.9
70-82.9
64-69.9
>96
86-95.9
64-85.9
60-63.9
>81
66-80.9
46-65.9
42-45.9
>93
80-92.9
60-79.9
50-59.9
>90
78-89.9
66-77.9
62-65.9
B
C
ENG 101
Grade:
PSY 101
Grade:
BIO 211
Grade:
BIO 212
Grade:
BIO 200
Grade:
A
3 points
2 points
1 point
3 points
2 points
1 point
4 points
3 points
2 points
4 points
3 points
2 points
4 points
3 points
2 points
TOTAL
POINTS
TOTAL
POINTS
Total Ranking Score 38 Maximum:
If students have the same total point count, we will rank according to date nursing application
submitted. If applications were received same date, we will utilize the students GPA.
*Adjusted Individual Score (AIS) cumulative score needs to be 62% or higher to be considered for
admission into the nursing program. We will evaluate applicants with TEAS score below 62% but
higher than 56.7% according to their individual TEAS subject scores, and completed college program
courses. Based on the qualified applicant pool this does not guarantee the applicant admission
selection. If applicant selected for admission, the applicant may be required to take additional
remedial support courses, attend tutor sessions, and other student study groups, etc. as part of the
conditional admission requirements.