Transfer Students
Students requesting transfer admission into the nursing program from another nursing program will be considered on a space-available basis. Priority for admission and progression placement is given to students admitted through the program’s standard admission process.
Transfer applicants will be reviewed only after all qualified traditional applicants and currently enrolled program students have been placed. Evaluation of transfer requests does not guarantee acceptance into the program or placement into a specific nursing course level.
Students wishing to transfer credits for courses other than nursing will be evaluated by the Registrar and reviewed by the Dean of Student Affairs and Enrollment Management. Transfer students must meet the entrance requirements established for ADN or Bridge students. Students wishing to transfer college credit must have a grade of “C” or above in each course that is required in the nursing program curriculum.
Students who have attended another nursing program must submit information that includes:
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Name and location of program;
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Date of admission and date of separation;
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Courses taken and hours/credits/units earned.
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A letter of recommendation from the applicant’s current Dean or Director of Nursing.
Students wishing to transfer nursing courses in to MACC for transfer credit must provide:
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A written request to the Director of Nursing.
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The applicant must send copies of all college transcripts, high school transcripts, and copies of their course syllabi for nursing courses taken at another institution.
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The Director of Nursing forwards the transcripts to the Registrar for evaluation of academic coursework.
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The Director of Nursing will evaluate the nursing courses for content and credit hour(s).
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If nursing courses are approved for transfer, the Director of Nursing will direct the office of the Registrar to grant transfer credit for these courses.
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If the nursing courses are not approved for transfer, the Director of Nursing will notify the student in writing.
Transfer students must take Adult Health Nursing II at Moberly Area Community College plus at least one additional nursing course and meet the college residency requirement in order to be graduated from Moberly Area Community College Associate Degree Nursing Program.