Moberly Area Community College Associate Degree Nursing Program Student Handbook 2026-2027

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Readmission Process

  1. Students seeking readmission into the traditional ADN program after two semesters must pass the HESI exam(s) for each clinical course that was taken. The student who is seeking readmission into the LPN to ADN Bridge program must repeat the HESI exam(s) if out of the program for three semesters. These exams must be passed with a minimum score of 850 to demonstrate required knowledge. If unsuccessful in passing the HESI exam(s) after two attempts, the student must retake the required nursing course(s).

  2. Medication Administration and Managing Intravenous Therapies are considered courses that address critical, clinical competencies. Any student seeking readmission will be required to repeat these courses if it has been more than two semesters since they were initially completed. However, a student who is out of the Associate Degree Nursing Program two semesters would need to verify competency for the Medication Administration course by passing a HESI Medication exam with a score of 850. If the student does not pass the HESI exam, they will be required to repeat the Medication Administration course.

  3. Student may be required to successfully demonstrate nursing skills in the laboratory setting to validate competency if they have been out of the program for two consecutive semesters.

  4. If the student is unsuccessful in meeting the above requirements, they will be required to take the equivalent nursing course(s) provided by Moberly Area Community College.

  5. Students who are readmitted who have failed one nursing course in their initial enrollment and then fail a second nursing course will be dismissed and ineligible to reapply a third time.

Former Moberly Area Community College students who were academically unsuccessful and eligible for readmission will receive priority for readmission over external transfer students.

Transfer of CLEP credit or Advanced Placement tests for Anatomy, Physiology, and Microbiology will not be accepted.

Effective July 1, 2019, it is a requirement that all MACC degree-seeking students pass a Civics exam prior to graduation.