ASSOCIATE DEGREE
NURSING PROGRAM
Upon successful completion of two calendar years of study, students receive the Associate of Applied Science degree and are eligible to apply for registered nurse licensure by examination.
Students may choose the vocational nursing option by completing the first year of the associate degree nursing program plus two optional summer courses in preparation for vocational nurse licensure by examination. These students receive a certificate of completion from Angelina College.
Accreditation:
The Associate Degree Nursing program is accredited by the
Board of Nurses for the State of Texas (BON).
Download an Associate Degree Nursing Program Brochure
Dosage Calculations Exam:
- January 21, 2010 (Thursday) 1:00-3:30
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March 22, 2010 (Monday) 9:00-11:30
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April 26, 2010(Monday) 1:00-3:30
- May , 26, 2010 (Wednesday) 1:00-3:30
- July 15, 2010 (Thursday) 9:00-11:30
Admission Criteria:
- Gain admission to the college.
- Pass all sections of the THEA test or be TSI complete.
- You must attend a mandatory information session to receive a nursing program application. Proof of the being TSI complete is required to attend a session.
- Submit completed application packet by the published deadline. Applications will not be accepted after this date.
- Pass the dosage calculations test (90% or better) by last posted test dates.
- Complete all prerequisite courses with a grade of "C" or better by end of first summer session, prior to beginning the program. (PSYC 2301, BIOL 2401, RNSG 1208, ENGL 1301, & BIOL 2402)
- Take HESI A2 Admission Exam
Acceptance into the program is limited and is based on:
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Admission point system
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Dosage calculation examination score
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Completion of all admission requirements by the designated deadlines.
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Applicant will be notified of acceptance by Internet web site. Full acceptance is based on clear background check and negative drug screen.
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Have updated American Heart Association CPR card. Must be current and updated to remain in nursing program.
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Complete all immunizations by application deadline. Hepatitis B immunizations require six months and must be completed by first day of clinical schedule.
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TB test must be updated each year to remain in the program.
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Must be available for NET test and purchase of uniforms prior to the first class day.
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Drug test must be negative and background check clear to be fully accepted in the AC Nursing program.

*Prerequisite courses
| PSYC |
2301 |
General Psychology |
| RNSG |
1208 |
Dosage Calculations for Nursing |
| ENGL |
1301 |
English Composition |
| BIOL |
2401 |
Human Anatomy and Physiology I |
| BIOL |
2402 |
Human Anatomy and Physiology II |
| STSU |
0300 |
Student Success |
*All prerequisite courses must be completed by end of Summer Session I of the year in which you are applying for admission.
Fall Semester
| BIOL |
2420 |
Microbiology |
| RNSG |
1205 |
Nursing Skills |
| RNSG |
1215 |
Health Assessment |
| RNSG |
1309 |
Introduction to Nursing |
| RNSG |
1462 |
Clinical Nursing |
Spring Semester
| PSYC |
2314 |
Life Span |
| RNSG |
1341 |
Common Concepts |
| PHAR |
1301 |
Pharmacology |
| RNSG |
1114 |
Health Promotion |
| RNSG |
1363 |
Clinical Nursing |
Summer Session I & II (Optional)
| VNSG |
1570 |
Vocational Nursing Practice |
| VNSG |
1360 |
Clinical Nursing |
NOTE: These are optional courses to qualify the nursing student to apply for NCLEX-PN.
Be advised that PELL money does not pay for the summer.
CURRICULUM CHART - SECOND YEAR
Fall Semester
| *ELEC |
0000 |
Humanities/Fine Arts Guided Elective |
| RNSG |
1343 |
Complex Concepts |
| RNSG |
1412 |
Nursing Care of the Childbearing/Childrearing Family |
| RNSG |
2460 |
Clinical Nursing |
*Choose 1 three hour elective from: ARTS 1301, DRAM 1310, MUSI 1306, MUSI 1310
Spring Semester
| SPCH |
1318 |
Interpersonal Communication |
| RNSG |
2121 |
Management of Client Care |
| RNSG |
2331 |
Advanced Concepts of Adult Health |
| RNSG |
2130 |
Professional Nursing Review & Licensure Preparation |
| RNSG |
2363 |
Clinical Nursing |
| RNSG |
2313 |
Mental Health Nursing |

Affiliated Agencies:
Students rotate through a variety of health care settings. Rotations may include:
- Woodland Heights Medical Center
- Memorial Medical Center of ET
- Nacogdoches Memorial Hospital
- Nacogdoches Medical Center
- Rusk State Hospital
- Memorial Hospital System - Livingston
Students will also use clinics, nursing homes, physician offices and other agencies as appropriate.
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Sharon Buffalo
ADN Program Coordinator
sbuffalo angelina.edu
936-633-5445
Alysa Bass
Nursing
abass angelina.edu
936-633-5259
Anne Collier
Nursing
acollier angelina.edu
936-633-4507
Agnes Estraza
Nursing
aestraza angelina.edu
936-633-5402
Winifred Ferguson-Adams
Nursing
wadams angelina.edu
936-633-5266
Mary Girard
Nursing
mgirard angelina.edu
936-633-5376
Carol Havis
Nursing
chavis angelina.edu
936-633-5272
Angela Jones
Nursing
angelajones angelina.edu
936-633-5264
Annis Jones
Clinical Coordinator- Nursing ADN
annisjones angelina.edu
936-633-3208
Martha Keel
Nursing
mkeel angelina.edu
409-383-6360
Nancy Rice
Nursing
nrice angelina.edu
936-633-5277
Margaret Todd
Nursing
ptodd angelina.edu
936-633-5278
Kay Gibbs
Health Careers I
Secretary-Nursing
kgibbs angelina.edu
936-633-5265 |