Apply for Admission

Fall:

Application Deadline: July 1

Spring:

Application Deadline: November 1

Getting Started

We recommend that you meet with an Academic Advisor first to file a Nursing Program Degree plan. It is required that you review the College's course catalog for the Programs of Study and the Nursing Program Course Descriptions. This will give you more information on the Nursing Program Application process and inform you of what the requirements are.

Prerequisites and Information

Please familiarize yourself with CCC's degree plan for the Nursing program. We offer an Associate of Applied Science in Nursing as well as a Certificate of Achievement in Health Care Assistant.

For additional information, please refer to the most recent Course Catalog.

NOTE: The policies and regulations contained in this catalog apply to all applicants, including those who have filed and are following degree plan requirements of an earlier catalog. If you have any questions regarding the degree plan or don’t live in the Clovis vicinity to visit us, contact the Academic Advising, located in the Dr. H. A. Miller Student Services Center or call (575)769-4020.

Application Process and Download

All applicants must complete a CCC Nursing Program Application and the Admission Application. The forms should be completed, with care, as this application represents you to the Nursing Program Selection Committee. Prior applications will not be included in your current file.

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In order for your Nursing Program Application to be considered, you must have the Nursing Program Application completed in its entirety turned in to the Office of Admissions and Records  by July 1 to be considered for admission to the Nursing Program for Fall and by November 1 to be considered for admission for Spring.

If you would like to apply to enter into the program as a Semester 3 (RN) and are not currently enrolled in the program, you must submit a photocopy of your current LPN/LVN license. You must also have had successfully completed General Education and Related Requirements to be considered for admission to Semester 3 classes.

Required Materials

1. Admission Application  – If not currently enrolled, complete an Application for Admission to the Office Admissions and Records.
2. Nursing Program Application  – Complete ALL  sections of the Nursing Program Application, including the transcript information. Incomplete applications will not be accepted by the office of admissions and records. Note: If you change your address or telephone number after your application has been submitted, you must also notify the Nursing Office at (575)769-4976.  The office hours are from 7:30am to 4:00pm.
3. Transcripts  – You must provide the Office of Admissions and Records a sealed copy of your transcript by one of the following ways:

   1.  Have your school/college to forward your Official Transcript to:
      Clovis Community College
      c/o Office of Admissions & Records
      417 Schepps Boulevard
      Clovis, New Mexico 88101

   2.  You may also “hand deliver” a sealed original copy to the Office of Admissions and Records, located in the Dr. H. A. Miller Student Services Center, just inside the main entrance on the west side of the College.

4.  Grade Point Average – You must meet the minimum cumulative grade point average of (GPA) of 3.0 to qualify for acceptance. 

   Admission to the nursing program will occur on a competition basis. Meeting minimum GPA requirements does not guarantee program acceptance.

5. Prerequisites  – You must have successfully completed all General Education and Related Requirements as listed on the Nursing Degree Plan prior to admission to the Nursing Program. Applicants who are enrolled in the last of these requirements at the time of their application may be considered. All science course requirements must have been completed within five years of entry into the nursing program.

6. Nursing Program Application files, which do not contain all of the requirements listed above by the  July 1 deadline, are considered as “incomplete”. The incomplete applications will not be reviewed for acceptance by the Nursing Program Director until all missing and updated information has been received within the above mentioned deadline date. Once the Nursing Program Application is completed with all requirements met, it will then be forwarded to the Nursing Program Director if it’s within the semester the application was submitted.

Students should also familiarize themselves with the program's immunization requirements (PDF).