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2. Checklist for Application ProcessItems to CompleteChecklist for the CT-CCNP Application Process: All Items Need to be Submitted by FEBRUARY 1, 2022HowSubmit a general college application at the College ofChoice if you are not already a student there Check your community college email account to makesure it is active. ALL COMMUNICATION IS THROUGHYOUR COMMUNITY COLLEGE EMAIL enter/common/layout/SelfhelpArticleView.seam?inst name cscu&article id 1912-1463713Submit the common CT-CCNP nursing application Note: all first time community college applicants needto complete a general college application at the Collegeof Choice prior to submitting the common CT-CCNPapplication if they do not already have a NetIDNursing Application is available through BannerSelf-Service from November 1 – February 1 Date CompleteGo to http://my.commnet.eduClick on apply for admission under "Other Resources"Go to http://my.commnet.edu.Login using your NetID & passwordClick on the "Banner Self-Service" link (upper right corner of the page)Select your College of ChoiceScroll right and click the "Selective Programs" tabClick the "Nursing Application" boxClick "Nursing Program Application for 2022-2023Send all application requirements to your College of Choice:Proof of graduation: Official high school transcripts, highschool diploma with date of graduation, GeneralEducational Development (GED) diploma, OR State HighSchool Equivalency diplomaProof of immunizationsOfficial SAT I/New SAT and/or ACT score reports (if usingfor math competency)Official College/University transcripts from ALL collegesever attended (INCLUDING all CT Community Collegesand all colleges attended in other countries), regardlessof age of transcript or coursework attempted. Thisincludes college credits earned while in high school.Official TEAS results sent from ATI (if TEAS not taken at aCT-CCNP College). Unofficial TEAS scores and tests willnot be accepted. Tests taken prior to November 1, 2018or after February 1, 2022 will not be accepted.Official AP, CLEP, DANTES & other military transcriptsmust be submitted if using to meet a requirement Contact your high school and request, NOTE: request high school transcripts specifically if also using to fulfill thechemistry competency – see page 7 for additional info Contact the issuing agency for other proof of graduation optionsConsult with your College of Choice for current immunizations required for generaladmission to the collegeContact College Board for the SAT or ACT if using either score to meet mathcompetency - see page 7 for additional info If a CT Community College - request through Banner Self-Service (Select theCollege, Student Records, Transcripts, Official Transcripts, select eTranscripts) All other colleges/universities, contact that college/university and sendelectronically if possible Must be FINAL transcripts to be considered complete If transcript is from out of country, you must have a “course by course” evaluationby an approved agency (see p. 15) to be considered complete Results of TEAS taken at a CT-CCNP College are electronically submitted to yourCollege of Choice by ATI If test not taken at a CT-CCNP College, go to www.atitesting.com to request officialresults to be sent to the College of ChoiceSee page 13 for additional infoNursing Information Packet 2022-2023 Academic Year6

3. Admission RequirementsThese courses/competencies must be completed by 2/1/2022 with the exception noted (BIO*212):Applicants must exhibit each competency through an exam or coursework in the subject areas below to beeligible for admission. Math and chemistry competencies may be met through an exam or high school course,respectively, however the college courses of MAT*136/137 and CHE*111 may still be required as a prerequisites for other courses.A. Courses/Competencies Check ( ) the ONE that fulfills each subject requirement:Grade Points(College Course Only)CreditsQualityPoints Grade Points(College Course Only)CreditsQualityPoints Grade PointsCreditsQualityPoints Grade Points(College Course Only)CreditsQualityPoints MATHMeets CompetencyAccuplacer/Next GenerationAccuplacer OR40 or greater on the College LevelMath Portion on Accuplacer/Collegeof Choice QAS cut score on Next GenAccuplacerSAT I Math Section/New SAT MathOR550/570 or greaterACT Math Section OR22 or greaterMAT*136/137: IntermediateAlgebra, equivalent or higherC or greaterCHEMISTRYMeets CompetencyQualifying College PreparatoryHigh School Chemistry w/ Lab ORCHE*111: Concepts of Chemistryor 4 credit equivalentREQUIRED COURSES –CompleteAll Courses BelowENG*101: English Composition orequivalentBIO*211: Anatomy & Physiology Ior equivalentC or greater*(must be completedbetween 12/2016-2/1/2022)C or greater*(must be completedbetween 12/2016-2/1/2022)Grade for EligibilityCC *(must be completed between12/2016-2/1/2022)C *(must be completed betweenBIO*212: Anatomy & Physiology IIor equivalent12/2016-6/1/2022) OR can be INPROGRESS during spring semester ofapplication year* Norwalk Applicants ONLY:COMPUTER LITERACYMeets CompetencyComputer Proficiency Test ORPassing score at NorwalkCSA*105, CSA*106: Intro toSoftware Apps, or CSC*101: Introto Computers or equivalentC or greaterProgram of Study Co-Requisite Courses to Include in the Calculation of the Nursing Admission GPA (You can elect totake these courses prior to enrolling in the nursing program. If you earn a grade that meets the minimum required it WILL be calculated intoyour Nursing Admission GPA for admission):MinimumGradeCOURSEBIO*235: MicrobiologyCPSY*111: General PsychologyCPSY*201: Lifespan DevelopmentCSOC*101: Principles of SociologyENG*102: English Composition & LitCC ELECTIVE: see chart on page 12C Grade PointsCreditsQualityPointsNursing Admission GPA Total Quality Points / Total Credits Nursing Information Packet 2022-2023 Academic Year7

B. Nursing Admission GPAThe Nursing Admission GPA is calculated by the Admissions Office at the College of Choice. The NursingAdmission GPA is based only on the college courses with grades that meet the nursing admission andnursing program curriculum requirements (all courses in the chart on page 7). The three required sciencecourses (BIO*211, BIO*212 & CHE*111/High School Chemistry) must have been taken within the past fiveyears (dates in the page 7 chart). Nursing Admission GPA must be 2.70 or higher to be eligible for admission. The NursingAdmission GPA is calculated to the hundredth place, it will not be rounded to the tenth place. If an applicant is using a course from a Fresh Start semester to meet a nursing admission orprogram curriculum requirement, that course will count in the calculation of the applicant’sNursing Admission GPA. If an applicant repeats a course, the highest eligible grade is used in calculating the NursingAdmission GPA. Qualifying High School Chemistry with Lab will not be calculated in the Nursing Admission GPA. For a list of acceptable courses that meet the CT-CCNP's elective requirement, please see page 12. Applicants who have selected the CRT option for course grading will be given a “C” in thecalculation of the Nursing Admission GPA. For more information on grade conversion, please visit:https://www.ct.edu/academics/convert For courses that require a minimum grade of “C ”, Anatomy and Physiology I and II, CRT will notmeet that minimum requirement to be eligible for admission. A grade of “CR” is not acceptable for any admission or program course requirement. Computer Literacy is an admission requirement ONLY at Norwalk CC. Students may take theComputer Proficiency Test at the College of Choice (Norwalk) to meet this competency.To Calculate the Nursing Admission GPA:1. Multiply the grade points (for each class you have completed on page 7) by the number of credits for thatcourse to determine the quality points (your transcript has this information on it next to each course)2. Divide the quality point total by the total number of credits for the courses Nursing Admission GPAExample:GradeAAB BBC CreditsQuality PointsENG*101A4.03.04.0 x 3.0 12.0BIO*211A-3.74.03.7 x 4.0 14.8BIO*212B 3.34.03.3 x 4.0 13.2TOTAL11.040.0Nursing Admission GPA (Total Quality Points / Total Credits) 40.0 / 11.0 3.64Nursing Information Packet 2022-2023 Academic Year8

C. TEASTEAS is a multiple-choice test that evaluates essential academic skills in math, science, reading, and English.The test will take approximately 3 ½ hours to complete. Test dates cannot be rescheduled after. Testingfees are non-refundable. Applicants must obtain an adjusted individual total score of 53.3% or higher to be eligible. Tests taken prior to November 1, 2018 or after February 1, 2022 will not be accepted for thisapplication cycle. Applicants may retake the TEAS as many times as desired. The CT-CCNP will use the applicant'shighest qualifying TEAS score when determining eligibility. A study manual for the TEAS is available through www.atitesting.com. Online practice tests are alsoavailable through ATI. For additional information about the TEAS, please visit www.atitesting.com. The TEAS is administered at Capital, Gateway, Housatonic, Naugatuck Valley, Northwestern CT, Norwalkand Three Rivers. If the TEAS is taken at a site other than one of the CT-CCNP Colleges, applicants musthave official results sent by ATI to the College of Choice by the application deadline of February 1, 2021. Do not wait until you have your TEAS results to submit your CT-CCNP application. You can submit theapplication and all other materials prior to taking the exam.For testing schedules and registration information, go to www.atitesting.com. Applicants must have anaccount with ATI & select a CT-CCNP college as their "Institution" of choice in order to register for theTEAS. In addition to selecting a CT-CCNP college when setting up your ATI profile, please use your BannerID as your "Student/Employee ID." Applicants must log into their ATI account in order to see availabletesting dates within the community college system.4. Computing Rank & Selection ProcessFormula for Computing Rank: Applicants who have submitted all required credentials AND met alladmission requirements by the defined deadlines will be considered eligible. All eligible applicants will beranked through the CT-CCNP admissions process. Eligible applicants who meet all of the application andadmission requirements are assigned a rank position among all other applicants for all six colleges. Rankpositions/numbers are computed by the following formula:25% TEAS score25% BIO*211 (Anatomy & Physiology I) grade50% Nursing Admission GPASelection Process: Rank, Random, & Waitlist - Each college then places their applicants by this method:Rank Selection (75%):Each college will fill 75% of their seats by rank.Random Selection (25%):The remaining applicants consists of all students who are eligible for the program, but who were notselected through rank selection. Twenty-five percent of spaces at each college are filled through therandom selection of these applicants.Waitlist (remaining eligible applicants):Applicants on the waitlist are ranked by their original CT-CCNP rank number. Th

Nursing Information Packet 2021-2022 Academic Year 2 Table of Contents Introduction 3 Advisement 4 Application Process 5 Technical Computer Specifications & Communication 5 Checklist for Application Process 6 Admission Requirements 7 Nursing Admission GPA 8 TEAS 9 Computing Rank & Selection Process 9 Timeline