1. Must meet minimum admission standards for the Nursing Program.
2. Must possess a grade of C or better in all Nursing Program required courses taken at another institution and possess a minimum of a 2.0 cumulative GPA at time of transfer.
3. Must provide a letter of eligibility for progression from the Dean/Director of previous Nursing Program.
4. Must comply with all program policy requirements at accepting institution.
5. Must complete at least 25% of the Nursing Program required for degree/certificate at the accepting institution.
6. Must meet acceptability criteria for placement at clinical agencies for clinical experiences.
7. The last nursing course in which a student was enrolled cannot be more than 12 months old.
8. Acceptance of transfer student into Nursing Programs is limited by the number of faculty and clinical facilities available. Meeting minimal standards does not guarantee acceptance.
9.Student selection for transfer is based on GPA in Nursing Program required courses.
10.Must complete the Nursing Transfer Application and attach unofficial transcripts from the previous Nursing Program. Transfer applications must be received before the last three weeks of the semester prior to the requested transfer semester.
11.Must submit copy of syllabi for all nursing courses taken outside the two-year college statewide system including outline of specifc content covered in each course.
12.Attach a copy of ACT score as outlined.
13.Students accepted for transfer into the Coastal Alabama Community College Nursing Program will be required to demonstrate the following competencies as appropriate to the course(s):
- Pass a comprehensive written exam at 75% within two attempts.
- Demonstrate acceptable skills proficiency for the following within two attempts:
- Head-to-Toe Assessment
- Medication Administration by all legal routes for nurses
- Vital signs check and interpretation
- IV therapy (IV start, IV administration of a medication, identification of complications, etc.)
- Sterile procedure (dressing change, tracheostomy suction, and/or urinary catheterization.)