OCC (Michigan) LPN to ADN transition program

Hi. Since your asking about a particular school, I'm moving this to the Michigan forum.

Good luck!

It depends on what LPN program you attended. IF you graduated from anohter colleg, HFCC, WCCC etc the LPN to RN program is one year long. IF you went to OCC for LPN program, the program is about 8 month. You need to be doen with A & P , MIcrobiology before you start nursing program. I thought they also require English, Psychology class. Other than those required classes, there are no other requirements, no nursing entrance test, no GPA requirement, just your license need to be in good standing.
I also want to let you know about OCC nursing program, that this school accepts very large number of students and they weed out alot of students by the end of the program, and they make admission requirements very easy for the students. I went to Schoolcraft and we had to take NET test. This school accepts only 100 students and about 80 students graduate by the end of the program.

I'm still working on my prereqs, but I attend OCC, to be 'first priority' to be accepted into the ADN, they want you to complete these prereqs with a C or higher:
Microbiology
Anatomy 1&2
Composition 1&2
Into to Psychology
Sociology
American Government
Nutrition
A PE credit and 3 arts/humanities credits.

I spoke with my counselor and she said that the nursing acceptance program has priority on who has the better grades. She also said that they look for how long you've designated your degree to NUR.APP

They want you to be completely finished with Microbiology, Anatomy 1&2 before you start the nursing program. If you did these classes, and not the ones I listed above, you'd be grouped into the 'second priority' group of who will be accepted into the program sooner.

I hope that helped! And if you want to find out more, just go to the career center at your school. They have a bunch of brocheures and transfer guides.