ADN Program — Become a Registered Nurse | United Nursing College
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United Nursing College · Pre-Licensure

Become a Registered Nurse

Four semesters of hands-on clinical, lab, and classroom training — built to get you ready to sit for the NCLEX-RN® and start your nursing career.

The first round of application reviews was completed on October 1st. Additional applications received after this date will still be accepted and reviewed as seats permit.

BRN-Approved Program
4 Semesters, Hands-On Clinical
NCLEX-RN Eligible at Graduation

Approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing. UNC is not currently Title IV eligible; we offer flexible in-house payment plans instead.

Program Overview

Your Path to Becoming an RN

You'll move through fundamentals of nursing, medical-surgical care, pediatrics, obstetrics, geriatrics, and behavioral health — building the clinical judgment and hands-on skill to provide excellent patient care from day one.

Two ADN students in a United Nursing College classroom

Admissions

Do You Qualify?

Here's the quick version of what's required to apply.

18 years or older US Legal Resident High School Diploma or Equivalent 2.5 GPA in Science Prerequisites 2.0 GPA in General Ed Prerequisites 59%+ on TEAS Exam

Prerequisite coursework must be completed prior to application (Anatomy, Physiology, Microbiology, English, Mathematics, Oral Communications, Psychology, Sociology, and Humanities). All applicants must also take the ATI TEAS entrance exam.

See the full course list and prerequisite details →

Not sure how your transcripts stack up? That's exactly what a quick conversation is for.

Talk to Admissions

Why UNC

Hear From Our Students

Sebastian O., ADN student at United Nursing College

The instructors are approachable, and they make time for you. If you have questions, they'll sit down with you and help you work through it, no matter how busy things are.

Sebastian O.

ADN Student, 3rd Semester

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Ready to Start?

Take the First Step Toward Becoming an RN

Our admissions team can walk you through prerequisites, the TEAS exam, and what to expect — no pressure, just answers.