November 2019
Learn about the exceptional HCCC Nursing Program! Over 94% of HCCC Nursing Program graduates passed the NCLEX first time out, placing the program’s graduates in the top tier of two- and four-year nursing programs nationwide. Dr. Reber talks with HCCC Nursing Program Director, Carol Fasano, and nursing student, Sindy Sierra, about the College’s Practical Nursing and Registered Nursing programs. Click here
What we do and Who we are? You may gain more insight about What we do and Who we are by taking a look at the Program Outcomes and End of Program Student Learning outcomes. It can be found in the Nursing Program Student Information Handbook.
Hudson County Community College Nursing program has offered a unique learning experience. The instructors have helped me develop as a person and prepare to be an exceptional nurse. My two years at this program have taught me to cultivate good learning habits and skills to continue to use for my future education.
Victoria L. Class of 2020
I’ve found my success through the support and encouragement of the students, faculty, and staff around me. Part of being a nurse is about being a team player. It’s about identifying problems and then being part of the solution. This program has helped me grow and hone these skills in a way that makes me confident to move in whichever direction I choose in nursing.
RN GraduateI would not be a nurse today if it wasn't for the weekend nursing program at Hudson County Community College. The professors are responsive, caring, and supportive. The clinical portion exposes you to a variety of different patient populations that foster an exceptional learner experience for what you need to be successful in the field.
Class of 2020Interested in starting you nursing career? Here is what you need to know: We are excited to welcome students and future nurses. The Nursing Program admits students once a year, every fall. Qualified applicants are accepted on a “rolling Admissions”/first come basis. Once a class is filled, any additional qualified applicants may be placed on a waiting list or accepted for the next admission year. Upon completion of the program graduates will receive an Associate in Science Degree–Nursing from Hudson County Community College. Admission to the Nursing Program is processed through the Nursing Program Admission and Recruitment Committee. Applications and program information may be obtained by calling the Nursing Program at (201) 360 - 4767 or by visiting the Nursing program office.
Expand All Collapse All ADMISSION and ADMISSIONS REQUIREMENTS of the Nursing Program FUNCTIONAL REQUIREMENTS FOR THE NURSING PROGRAMIn order for safe nursing practice to occur and for students to be qualified to participate in and complete the program a nursing student must be able to perform these essential functions. The complete list of Functional Requirements is listed in the Nursing Program Student Information Handbook.
Required PRE-ENTRANCE EXAMAll Applicants are required to take and pass an entrance exam. Applicants must achieve an acceptable score on the ATI TEAS EXAM for admission consideration. Details can be found in the Nursing Program Student Information Handbook.
As of MAY 1, 2023 -Exam required- only ATI TES Exam. Exam must be in-person/at a testing site-location (Remote testing is NOT ACCEPTED) and exam must be within the last 3 years.
Still thinking about Nursing as a career? Here are some additional relevant Nursing information links that can help you to decide.
