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Associate Degree Nursing (ADN)Practical Nursing (PN)Iowa Central Community CollegeNursing Application PacketADN & PN ProgramsRevised 11/23/2020 1
Iowa Central Community CollegeNursing Program ApplicationDear Nursing Applicant:Thank you for applying to the Nursing program at Iowa Central Community College. The followingapplication is due February 15th for a Fall start and September 15th for a Spring start. In order to beconsidered for the upcoming Nursing Program you must first complete the enclosed application packet,and submit all of the required documentation together in an individual envelope by the due date listedabove. Failure to include all of the required information will affect consideration for the program. Thefollowing should be completed and documentation should be included in your application packet:Apply to Iowa Central at www.iowacentral.eduAssessment Scores (Unless taken at Iowa Central)High School Transcripts or GED/HiSET Scores (Unless already submitted)College Transcripts (Unless classes taken at Iowa Central)Proof of enrollment/completion of 75-Hour Nurse Aide course and HumanAnatomy and Physiology I with LabTwo completed Professional Reference FormsNursing Application EssayTo ensure consideration for the Nursing Program, application packets must be received in completionby the due date. It is the students’ responsibility to make sure their application packet is complete andhas been received at the center of preference prior to the deadline. If submitted after the deadline,students will be accepted pending openings for the program. Please submit your completed packet to:Fort DodgeStorm LakeWebster CityIowa Central Community CollegeNursing Application – AST 201One Triton CircleFort Dodge, IA 50501Iowa Central Community CollegeNursing Application916 Russell StStorm Lake, IA 50588Iowa Central Community CollegeNursing ApplicationPO Box 3701725 Beach StreetWebster City, IA 50595The Nursing Program is a limited enrollment program and completion of the prerequisites and/orminimum requirements does not guarantee acceptance into the program. This is a competitiveprogram with an emphasis placed on academic performance, knowledge and experience of the healthfield, and the determination to succeed. If you have any questions concerning the application processfor the Nursing Program please contact the appropriate individual listed below.Sincerely,Raeann DischlerAcademic AdvisorFort Dodge [email protected] HenrichCenter AssociateStorm Lake [email protected] O’HearnCenter AssociateWebster City [email protected] 11/23/2020 2
Iowa Central Community CollegeNursing Program ApplicationPlease complete all information. Please type or print clearly using black ink only.Social Security Number - -Iowa Central Student ID NumberLegal NameLastFirstMiddleMaidenAddressStreetCityCell Phone ( )StateZipAlternate Phone ( )EmailHigh School(s)Graduation Date (Month/Year)GED Test Date (Month/Year)Cumulative GPAGED Test ScoreHiSET*Please include a copy of either your high school transcripts or GED scores. An official transcript will berequired for acceptance into the program.Post-Secondary EducationCollegeStateDates AttendedDegree(s) EarnedCollegeStateDates AttendedDegree(s) EarnedCollegeStateDates AttendedDegree(s) EarnedCollegeStateDates AttendedDegree(s) Earned*Please include an unofficial/copy of transcripts from all colleges attended with your application. Send officialtranscripts to the Registrar at Iowa Central Community College for review.Revised 11/23/2020 3
Minimum Requirements for ApplicationThe following criteria are required for admission into the Nursing Program. If a student does not meetthe requirements below they will not be considered for the program until they have completed specificcollege courses and/or re-taken the appropriate assessment test(s). Please reach out to your center’scontact if you have questions regarding your status or to confirm assessment scores taken at Iowa Central.Grade Point AverageHigh School GPA2.5College GPA2.0 (Valid if taken 8 or more college credits. If student has taken less, high school GPA will be used.)GED Scores550HiSET15Assessment ScoresAccuplacer (Next Gen.)Accuplacer (Classic)ACT SAT -250 Sentence Skill OR 5 WritePlacer74 Sentence Skill OR 5 WritePlacer18 English24 Writing250 Reading Comprehension66 Reading Comprehension18 Reading480 Evidence Based Reading OR 24 readingALEKS Math Placement 30 (Due to COVID-19, this test may be taken un-proctored.)Due to the implications of COVID-19, if you have not already completed placement testing and you havegraduated high school in the past 10 years with a 2.8 high school GPA or above, you will not be required to takethe placement tests. If you have graduated in the past 10 years with a 2.5-2.79 high school GPA, you may beasked to take the ALEKS test un-proctored and will be required to take ENG 067, a corequisite, when signing upfor ENG 105. If you received a GED, HiSET, graduated more than 10 years ago, or have any questions at all pleasereach out to your center’s contact for assistance.*Applicants must submit a copy of their ACT, SAT, Accuplacer, or ALEKS unless taken at Iowa Central Community College. Thehighest scores will always be used for evaluation. Only test scores within three years of a class start date are considered forplacement. ALEKS test scores must be within 18 months of a class start date to be considered for placement. If you have alreadytaken college level math and college level Composition I, you do NOT need to submit test scores.If a student has completed a college-level math and/or English course with a “C” or higher,we do not require the assessment tests.TOEFL RequirementNon-native speakers of English will need to submit results of the TOEFL examination (scores need to bewithin the last two years to be accepted.) TOEFL scores of 17 or above in each section are required reading, listening, speaking, and writing. Please see the English Language Proficiency requirement onPage 17.I understand that there is testing involved prior to entering the program. I also understand that iftesting is not complete prior to starting the program, I will lose my place in the nursing program.(Signature)(Date)Revised 11/23/2020 4
AdmissionsIowa Central Community College is a comprehensive college with an open admissions policy. Studentswho have not graduated from high school, or who are attending high school, may also enroll inprograms for which they qualify. The academic skills of all students will be assessed. The specificprogram for which an applicant may be accepted will depend upon such factors as the quality of his/herhigh school work and test scores.To complete admission procedures, the following requirements are necessary:1.2.3.4.5.6.7.Complete an Iowa Central application form.Provide a high school transcript or equivalent, plus official transcripts from any collegespreviously attended.Submit ACT or ACCUPLACER and ALEKS placement test scores (ACT/Accuplacer scores needto be within the last 3 years to be accepted – ALEKS scores must be within the last 18months).Non-native speakers of English must prove an adequate level of English language proficiencyfor admission into the nursing program. Non-native speakers of English will need to submitresults of the TOEFL examination (scores need to be within the last two years to beaccepted). Please refer to the English Language Proficiency Policy.Submit a nursing application packet.A personal interview with the program coordinator may be requested.Nursing application packets are reviewed and ranked by an Admissions Committee includingNursing Faculty, Health Sciences Associate, and/or Director of Nursing.It is highly recommended the following courses be taken prior to entrance into the program: highschool biology, chemistry, and algebra.Admission of students to either nursing program is based on the following program criteria:1.2.3.4.5.6.7.High school GPA of 2.5 or higher and/or eight hours of college courses of 2.0 or above.High school transcripts - courses should include science classes (biology, chemistry, physics,advanced biology), math (algebra I & II, geometry), and English classes.ACT scores of 18 and above in all areas of Reading and English OR the equivalent Accuplacerscores OR completion of college level Composition I class with a letter grade “C” or above.ALEKS math score of 30 or above OR completion of college level math class with a lettergrade “C” or aboveGED scores of 550 and above or HiSET scores of 15 or above (if no high school diploma).Proof of enrollment/completion of 75-Hour Nurse Aide course and Human Anatomy andPhysiology I with Lab with a letter grade “C” or above.For students required to submit TOEFL scores, TOEFL scores of 17 or above in each section:Reading, Listening, Speaking, and Writing are required. Please refer to the English LanguageProficiency Policy for further information.If a student does not meet criteria, it may be suggested that they take an extended program to helpensure success in the program.Revised 11/23/2020 5
AdmissionsWhich program would you like to be considered for?Please rank the order of preference (1-3), with 1 being your primary choice for your program location.If a student isn’t selected at their primary location, their packet will be sent to their next location of choice to bereviewed.Fort Dodge (Fall or Spring )Storm Lake (Fall Only)Webster City (Fall Only)Non-Acceptance OptionsIf you are not accepted into the fall nursing program, would you like to be considered for (check all that apply):I would like to be considered for the following Fall at the center selected above.I would like to be considered for the Spring at the Fort Dodge campus.I am no longer interested in Iowa Central Community College’s nursing program.Professional ReferencesStudents must have two references complete the Professional Reference Form that is included in the applicationpacket. References must not be friends or family members. References can mail the form in to the address on theback page or give it to applicant in a sealed envelope and hand it in with the application.Completion of PrerequisitesStudents must be enrolled in, or have previously completed prerequisites of the program with a “C” or higher beforethey will begin the program. Students must submit proof of their enrollment in/or completion of these classes priorto the application deadline.Clinical TravelStudents accepted into the program will be responsible for all expenses incurred while traveling to and from allclinical sites or classes.Background CheckAll students starting the nursing program must complete a Criminal Record/Child and Adult Abuse Check prior toattending clinical. Background check forms will be distributed at the orientation to those students who have beenaccepted into the nursing program. Background checks are only allowing you to attend clinical for the program, thisdoes not guarantee you to be hired by a facility.Advanced StandingFor students who are interested in obtaining their RN and already have their LPN, please see theseparate advanced standing application for admission into the RN program.The Nursing Program at Iowa Central Community College is a limited enrollment program.All students interested in this exciting and challenging program are encouraged to apply. Please sign ifyou understand the admissions requirements of the program.Applicant’s SignatureDateRevised 11/23/2020 6
Nursing Program of StudyPlease enclose an official transcript if the above courses were completed at an institution other thanIowa Central Community College. If a transcript was previously sent to Iowa Central, please include anunofficial/copy of the transcript in this packet. If you have only taken courses at Iowa CentralCommunity College, you do NOT need to include a transcript. No points will be awarded if we do nothave documentation of the courses completed.Please mark any of the courses below you have completed, are enrolled in currently, or are enrolled infor a future semester.Prerequisites1. Human Anatomy and Physiology I w/lab* Enrolled Enrolled: Completed2. Nurse Aide (75-Hour Course or Proof of Current License) Enrolled Enrolled: Complete Enrolled: CompletedEnrolled: Completed Enrolled: Completed Enrolled: Completed Enrolled: Completed Enrolled: Completed Enrolled: Completed Enrolled: Completed Enrolled: Completed Enrolled: Completed3. ALEKS Test or Math Course Enrolled4. Accuplacer or ACT scores (If ENG 105 not yet completed) Enrolled General Courses1. Human Anatomy and Physiology II w/lab Enrolled Currently2. Nutrition Enrolled Currently3. Medical Terminology Enrolled Currently4. Developmental Psychology Enrolled Currently5. Microbiology Enrolled Currently6. Introduction to Psychology Enrolled Currently7. Composition I Enrolled Currently8. Introduction to Sociology Enrolled CurrentlyRevised 11/23/2020 7
Health Related Work Experience Verification FormPlease list all previous work experience you have had in the health field, beginning with the most recent. All areas on this form must becompleted for each position held or you will not be given credit for your work experience or volunteer position. If you have no previous workexperience in the health field, we recommend 15 hours of voluntary work specifically in a health care facility. Voluntary positions should beincluded when completing this form, please note which positions were on a voluntary basis.Dates of Employment: From(month/year)To(month/year)Name of FacilityApprox. Hours WorkedPhone NumberSupervisorBriefly describe your job responsibilities:Dates of Employment: From(month/year)To(month/year)Name of FacilityApprox. Hours WorkedPhone NumberSupervisorBriefly describe your job responsibilities:Dates of Employment: From(month/year)To(month/year)Name of FacilityApprox. Hours WorkedPhone NumberSupervisorBriefly describe your job responsibilities:Revised 11/23/2020 8
Nursing Program Application Essay QuestionsOn a separate page, please TYPE your responses to the following questions in an essay format.The essay addressing the questions below should be no more than a total of 500 words.1.Explain your perception of the role of a nurse.2.Describe the different areas of specialization and advancement available to nurses.3.Describe your short and long term professional goals.4.Describe your strengths and weaknesses.5.Describe your personal characteristics and life experiences you believe will contribute toyour success as a student and a nurse.Revised 11/23/2020 9
Iowa Central Community CollegeNursing Program Plan of Study15 Lecture Hours 1 Semester Hour30 Lab Hours 1 Semester Hour15 Lecture Hours 1 Semester Hour**At the Fort Dodge Center, the third and fourth semesters areinterchangeable.**Students may extend the program by doing a year as a pre-nursingstudent to complete pre-requisites and general courses and thenbeginning the practical or associate degree nursing program.Non-Discrimination StatementIt is the policy of the Iowa Central Community College not to discriminate in its programs, activities, oremployment on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, disability, age, sexual orientation, gender identity,creed, religion, and actual or potential family, parental, or marital status. If you have questions or complaintsrelated to compliance with this policy, please contact Stacy Ihrig, Human Resources, 515-574-1138,[email protected], or the Director of the Office for Civil Rights U.S. Department of Education, CitigroupCenter, 500 W. Madison Street, Suite 1475, Chicago, IL 60661-7204, Telephone: (312) 730-1560 Facsimile: (312)730-1576, Email: [email protected] 11/23/2020 10
Professional Reference FormPursuant to Public Law 93-380, all letters of recommendation written after January 1, 1975 are notconsidered confidential unless the applicant waives right of access. The signature below constitutes a waiverof the applicant’s right of access to this recommendation should he/she be accepted into the Nursingprogram.ApplicantsDateSignatureIf not signed, this recommendation can be available to the applicant upon their request.It is the policy of Iowa Central Community College not to discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, disability, age (employment), sexualorientation, gender identity, creed, religion, and actual or potential parental, family or marital status in its programs, activities, or employment practicesas required by the Iowa Code §§ 216.6 and 216.9, Titles VI and VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 (42 U.S.C. §§ 2000d and 2000e), the Equal Pay Act of 1973(29 U.S.C. § 206, et seq.), Title IX (Educational Amendments, 20 U.S.C. §§ 1681 – 1688), Section 504 (Rehabilitation Act of 1973, 29 U.S.C. § 794), AgeDiscrimination Act of 1975 (34 CFR Part 110), and Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act (42 U.S.C. § 12101, et seq.).If you have questions or complaints related to compliance with this policy, please contact Kim Whitmore, Director of Human Resources, phone number515-574-1138, [email protected]; or the Director of the Office for Civil Rights, U.S. Department of Education, Citigroup Center, 500 W. Madison,Suite 1475, Chicago, IL 60661, phone number 312-730-1560, fax 312-730-1576.The applicant named below has requested admission to the Nursing program at Iowa Central CommunityCollege. Your response to this inquiry will assist the Admissions Committee in assessing the applicant. Theprogram’s faculty believes these are important items to be considered along with other data in predicting thepotential professional success of persons in health care clinical settings. Your candid appraisal of theapplicant’s characteristics is vital to our evaluation and subsequent decisions. Your assistance is appreciated.Applicant’s Name (please print):How long have you known the applicant?What is your relationship to the applicant (supervisor, instructor, etc.)?Please complete the following table by marking in the appropriate box.Exceptionaltop 2%Above Averagetop 1/3Average50%Below AveragePoor Below1/3Unable toJudgeResponsibility: Ability and willingness to acceptresponsibility; complete tasks; honorcommitments.Attitude: Displays positive actions and behaviors.Problem-Solving: Takes initiative and has theability to identify, confront, and solve problemsituations.Honesty: Extent to which the candidate displaysan ethical code of integrity.Motivation: Degree to which candidate appliesself without promptingAppearance: Extent to which professionalstandards of neatness or cleanliness are met.Stress/Anxiety Response: Ability to handle orcope with stressful/anxious situations.Interpersonal Relationships: Ability to interact &communicate in a positive manner withcoworkers, peers, etc.RespectDemonstrates respect for self and others.Constructive Criticism: Ability to accept andhandle positive and constructive criticism.Verbal/Writing Skills: Ability to clearly expressoneself.Attendance Reliability:Organizational Skills: Uses time wisely andprepares for upcoming eventsRevised 11/23/2020 11
Please feel free to make comments explaining selections made in the previous table, as well as presentadditional information you believe would be relevant to this applicant’s pursuit of admission.Please check one of the following categories that best describes your overall rating of the candidate:Recommend with enthusiasmRecommend with confidenceRecommend with reservationsDo not recommendName of Evaluator (Please Print)Signature of Evaluator(date)Title/PositionAgency or Business of EvaluatorAddressPhone number can be reached at.Thank you for your cooperation in evaluating this applicant.When completed with the evaluation, return it to the applicant in a sealed and signed envelope or sendit to the student’s primary choice at the address below.Fort DodgeStorm LakeWebster CityIowa Central Community CollegeAttn: Nursing Applicant ReferenceOne Triton CircleFort Dodge, IA 50501Iowa Central Community CollegeAttn: Nursing Applicant Reference916 Russell StStorm Lake, IA 50588Iowa Central Community CollegeAttn: Nursing Applicant Reference1725 Beach StWebster City, IA 50595Revised 11/23/2020 12
Professional Reference FormPursuant to Public Law 93-380, all letters of recommendation written after January 1, 1975 are notconsidered confidential unless the applicant waives right of access. The signature below constitutes a waiverof the applicant’s right of access to this recommendation should he/she be accepted into the Nursingprogram.ApplicantsDateSignatureIf not signed, this recommendation can be available to the applicant upon their request.It is the policy of Iowa Central Community College not to discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, disability, age (employment), sexualorientation, gender identity, creed, religion, and actual or potential parental, family or marital status in its programs, activities, or employment practicesas required by the Iowa Code §§ 216.6 and 216.9, Titles VI and VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 (42 U.S.C. §§ 2000d and 2000e), the Equal Pay Act of 1973(29 U.S.C. § 206, et seq.), Title IX (Educational Amendments, 20 U.S.C. §§ 1681 – 1688), Section 504 (Rehabilitation Act of 1973, 29 U.S.C. § 794), AgeDiscrimination Act of 1975 (34 CFR Part 110), and Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act (42 U.S.C. § 12101, et seq.).If you have questions or complaints related to compliance with this policy, please contact Kim Whitmore, Director of Human Resources, phone number515-574-1138, [email protected]; or the Director of the Office for Civil Rights, U.S. Department of Education, Citigroup Center, 500 W. Madison,Suite 1475, Chicago, IL 60661, phone number 312-730-1560, fax 312-730-1576.The applicant named below has requested admission to the Nursing program at Iowa Central CommunityCollege. Your response to this inquiry will assist the Admissions Committee in assessing the applicant. Theprogram’s faculty believes these are important items to be considered along with other data in predicting thepotential professional success of persons in health care clinical settings. Your candid appraisal of theapplicant’s characteristics is vital to our evaluation and subsequent decisions. Your assistance is appreciated.Applicant’s Name (please print):How long have you known the applicant?What is your relationship to the applicant (supervisor, instructor, etc.)?Please complete the following table by marking in the appropriate box.Exceptionaltop 2%Above Averagetop 1/3Average50%Below AveragePoor Below1/3Unable toJudgeResponsibility: Ability and willingness to acceptresponsibility; complete tasks; honorcommitments.Attitude: Displays positive actions and behaviors.Problem-Solving: Takes initiative and has theability to identify, confront, and solve problemsituations.Honesty: Extent to which the candidate displaysan ethical code of integrity.Motivation: Degree to which candidate appliesself without promptingAppearance: Extent to which professionalstandards of neatness or cleanliness are met.Stress/Anxiety Response: Ability to handle orcope with stressful/anxious situations.Interpersonal Relationships: Ability to interact &communicate in a positive manner withcoworkers, peers, etc.RespectDemonstrates respect for self and others.Constructive Criticism: Ability to accept andhandle positive and constructive criticism.Verbal/Writing Skills: Ability to clearly expressoneself.Attendance Reliability:Organizational Skills: Uses time wisely andprepares for upcoming eventsRevised 11/23/2020 13
Please feel free to make comments explaining selections made in the previous table, as well as presentadditional information you believe would be relevant to this applicant’s pursuit of admission.Please check one of the following categories that best describes your overall rating of the candidate:Recommend with enthusiasmRecommend with confidenceRecommend with reservationsDo not recommendName of Evaluator (Please Print)Signature of Evaluator(date)Title/PositionAgency or Business of EvaluatorAddressPhone number can be reached at.Thank you for your cooperation in evaluating this applicant.When completed with the evaluation, return it to the applicant in a sealed and signed envelope or sendit to the student’s primary choice at the address below.Fort DodgeStorm LakeWebster CityIowa Central Community CollegeAttn: Nursing Applicant ReferenceOne Triton CircleFort Dodge, IA 50501Iowa Central Community CollegeAttn: Nursing Applicant Reference916 Russell StStorm Lake, IA 50588Iowa Central Community CollegeAttn: Nursing Applicant Reference1725 Beach StWebster City, IA 50595Revised 11/23/2020 14
Iowa Core Performance Standards forHealth Care Career ProgramsIowa Community colleges have developed the following Core Performance Standards for all applicants to HealthCare Career Programs. These standards are based upon required abilities that are compatible with effectiveperformance in health care careers. Applicants unable to meet the Core Performance Standards are responsiblefor discussing the possibility of reasonable accommodations with the designated institutional office. Before finaladmission into a health career program, applicants are responsible for providing medical and other documentationrelated to any disability and the appropriate accommodations needed to meet the Core Performance Standards.These materials must be submitted in accordance with the institution’s ADA Policy.CAPABILITYCognitive-PerceptionCritical ThinkingInterpersonalCommunicationSTANDARDThe ability to gather andinterpret data and events, tothink clearly and rationally,and to respond appropriatelyin routine and stressfulsituations.Utilize critical thinking toanalyze the problem anddevise effective plans toaddress the problem.Have interpersonal andcollaborative abilities tointeract appropriately withmembers of the healthcareteam as well as individuals,families and groups.Demonstrate the ability toavoid barriers to positiveinteraction in relation tocultural and/or diversitydifferences.Utilize communicationstrategies in English tocommunicate healthinformation accurately andwith legal and regulatoryguidelines, upholding thestrictest standards ofconfidentiality.SOME EXAMPLES OF NECESSARYACTIVITIES(NOT ALL INCLUSIVE) Identify changes in patient/client health statusHandle multiple priorities in stressfulsituationsIdentify cause-effect relationships inclinical situationsDevelop plans of care as requiredEstablish rapport with patients/clientsand members of the healthcare teamDemonstrate a high level of patience andrespectRespond to a variety of behaviors(anger, fear, hostility) in a calm mannerNonjudgmental behaviorRead, understand, write and speakEnglish competentlyCommunicate thoughts, ideas and actionplans with clarity, using written, verbaland/or visual methodsExplain treatment proceduresInitiate health teachingDocument patient/client responsesValidate responses/messages with othersRevised 11/23/2020 15
CAPABILITYTechnology LiteracySTANDARDDemonstrate the ability toperform a variety oftechnological skills that areessential for providing safepatient care.SOME EXAMPLES OF NECESSARYACTIVITIES(NOT ALL INCLUSIVE) Retrieve and document patient information using a variety of methodsEmploy communication technologies tocoordinate confidential patient careMobilityAmbulatory capability tosufficiently maintain a center ofgravity when met with anopposing force as in lifting,supporting, and/or transferring apatient/client. The ability to propel wheelchairs,stretchers, etc. alone or with assistance asavailableMotor SkillsGross and fine motor abilities toprovide safe and effective careand documentation HearingPosition patients/clientsReach, manipulate, and operateequipment, instruments and supplies Electronic documentation/ keyboardingLift, carry, push and pull (50 lbs.minimum)Perform CPRAuditory ability to monitor andassess, or document healthneedsVisual ability sufficient forobservations and assessmentnecessary in patient/client care,accurate color discrimination Hears monitor alarms, emergency signals,ausculatory sounds, cries for help Observes patient/client responsesDiscriminates color changesAccurately reads measurement onpatient client related equipmentTactileTactile ability sufficient forphysical assessment, inclusive ofsize, shape, temperature andtexture Performs palpationPerforms functions of physicalexamination and/or those related totherapeutic interventionActivity ToleranceThe ability to tolerate lengthyperiods of physical activity Move quickly and/or continuouslyTolerate long periods of standing and/orsitting as requiredEnvironmentalAbility to tolerate environmentalstressors Adapt to rotating shiftsWork with chemicals and detergentsTolerate exposure to fumes and odorsWork in areas that are close andcrowdedWork in areas of potential physicalviolenceWork with patients with communicablediseases or conditionsVisual Revised 11/23/2020 16
English Language Proficiency RequirementA non-native speaker of English must prove an adequate level of English language proficiency foradmission into the nursing program. Non-native speakers of English language will be required to submitTOEFL test results. The student must obtain a minimum of 17 or above in each of the sections(Reading, Listening, Speaking, Writing) to enter the nursing program. Please refer to the chart onEnglish Language Proficiency below. TOEFL scores must be within two-year time period to be accepted.The student will be allowed only two times to test to meet the requirements. The TOEFL exam can betaken at any approved ETS location. Scores must be reported directly from ETS.org to Iowa CentralCommunity College using institution code 6217.Please note that completion of an English Composition or Eng
Thank you for applying to the Nursing program at Iowa Central Community College. The following application is due February 15th for a Fall start and September 15th for a Spring start. In order to be considered for the upcoming Nursing Program
