Nursing - Weekend Hybrid Program

The weekend hybrid program is for students without previous nursing experience who want to pursue a nursing degree.

This program allows flexibility by blending in-person and online instruction. Online nursing courses will be asynchronous with an occasional synchronous meeting. The synchronous meeting will be announced at the beginning of each semester. Faculty will hold weekly virtual office hours. The office hours are not mandatory but are for the benefit of the student. In-person class/clinical will be held every Saturday during the semester. Please plan for 12 hours of class/clinical/campus lab time each week. A mandatory orientation will be held the first Saturday of each semester. No excused absences will be granted for mandatory orientations.

Please Note: The Fall 2023 cohort has been accepted. The next application deadline is February 28, 2025 for the Fall 2025 cohort.

 

For additional information, please contact:

Enrollment and Advising Services Area
Admissions, Advising, and Registration
Heather Kephart (301) 784-5199
Email any questions to admissions@allegany.edu 

 

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Eligibility requirements:

• To be eligible to apply to the program, you must have completed Bio 207 or currently be enrolled with a minimum grade of “C” at midterm. All developmental courses must be completed.
• If you meet the above requirement, your next step is to apply to the college by completing ACM’s general admissions application. Once you’ve received your acceptance email, then you will need to apply to the Nursing Program.
• If you have attended college elsewhere, please have all official transcripts sent to the Admissions Office by the Nursing Program’s application deadline. Your transcripts will need to be evaluated by our Registrar. You may send your transcripts electronically to acmtranscripts@allegany.edu
• You need to take the HESI A2 exam by the application deadline. Please click the following link for more information on the HESI A2: https://www.allegany.edu/nursing/hesi-exam-instructions.html
• To be competitive, a score of 75 or higher is recommended. Ranking occurs by taking the number of points assigned for the required grades, see below:

 

For Biological Science 207; Biological Science 208; Biological Science 204; and College Algebra:

• Each "A" will be worth 10 points
• Each "B" will be worth 8 points
• Each "C" will be worth 6 points
• No points will be awarded for a "D" or an "F"

 

For English 101, Psychology 101 and 203, Sociology 101, and Humanities electives (6 credits required):

• Each "A" will be worth 5 points
• Each "B" will be worth 3 points
• Each "C" will be worth 1 point
• No points will be awarded for a "D" or an "F"
  
  

*70 points if an “A” was earned in each course.

**Scoring is 50/50 – grades & HESI A2 exam score.

 

The following general education courses are required: 

English 101 (Grade of C or higher)                       3 credits

Mathematics 102 or 109                                       3 credits

Psychology 101                                                     3 credits

Psychology 203                                                     3 credits

Sociology 101                                                       3 credits

Humanities Electives                                             6 credits

Biological Science 207 (Grade of C or higher)      4 credits

Biological Science 208 (Grade of C or higher)      4 credits

Biological Science 204 (Grade of C or higher)      4 credits

 

***If accepted to the nursing program, students will need to complete all health and background check requirements for clinical courses by the due date.