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I recommend going to an application orientation session. The sessions were mandatory if one was applying as a current CCP student, I'm not sure about whether they are for high school applicants, but it was really helpful in explaining the process.
As a CCP student, I had to take Bio 106 and complete the Allied Health Test. Admissions was based on my score on the test, my GPA at CCP, and whether or not I'd dropped or failed any classes.
Here are some links that should help you out:
http://faculty.ccp.edu/dept/nursing/HowToApply/HowToApply.htm
The application process works differently for current CCP students versus high school grads. My application was a small slip of paper requesting a change in major. Look over the links- theres more information there than what I remember from my application process, and contact the department if you have more questions. They'll have the most up to date info.
Aug 3, '10 by hiddencatRN I recommend going to an application orientation session. The sessions were mandatory if one was applying as a current CCP student, I'm not sure about whether they are for high school applicants, but it was really helpful in explaining the process.
As a CCP student, I had to take Bio 106 and complete the Allied Health Test. Admissions was based on my score on the test, my GPA at CCP, and whether or not I'd dropped or failed any classes.
Here are some links that should help you out:
http://faculty.ccp.edu/dept/nursing/...HowToApply.htm
http://www.ccp.edu/site/academic/deg...fs/Nursing.pdf
did they calculate your bio 106 score into your gpa and how do they do that if you took it in high school?
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I'm currently in high school and I'm very intrested in the nursing program at community college of philadelphia. The whole application process seems so difficult. I was wondering if anyone knew when they are gonna start accepting applications for the nursing program. And does anyone know where I can get an application from because I rather hand in a application rather then do an online one. Please and thank you