Hesston College offers three paths to a BSN degree and RN licensure.
If you are a high school student
What you need
- Your ACT or SAT score.
- Your transcript of college or dual-credit courses, if applicable. This can accelerate your progress through the program
- Your high school GPA/transcript
Guarantee your place in the nursing program when nursing courses start in your junior year by meeting admission criteria.
What you will do
*3-year sequence available to students who enter with 18 or more hours of college credit/dual credit.
What you will become
If you are a transfer student
What you need
- Your ACT or SAT score. Hesston College offers an alternative (ACCUPLACER) which you can take remotely if you don’t have ACT or SAT scores.
- Your high school and college transcripts with at least 50 college credits by the time you enter the program. See prerequisite list.
- Application deadline: March 1
What you will do
What you will become
If you are an LPN
What you need
- Current LPN license allowing practice in Kansas;
- Your ACT or SAT score. Hesston College offers an alternative (ACCUPLACER) which you can take remotely if you don’t have ACT or SAT scores.
- Your high school and college transcripts with at least 50 college credits by the time you enter the program. See prerequisite list.
- Application deadline: March 1
What you will do
What you will become
If you are an international student (high school, transfer or LPN to BSN)
What you will need
- Your ACT or SAT score. Hesston College offers an alternative (ACCUPLACER) which you can take remotely if you don’t have ACT or SAT scores.
- Your high school and college transcripts with at least 50 college credits by the time you enter the program. See prerequisite list.
- If you are an LPN, current LPN license allowing practice in Kansas;
- TOEFL score
- Application deadline: March 1
What you will do
Follow the curriculum sequence that applies to you – high school student, transfer student, LPN to BSN student.