Yes. An associate degree in Nursing (RN)
Yes. Howard Community College offers an Associate of Arts (A.A.) degree in Nursing, in traditional (two-year) and accelerated (14-month) formats. It is an associate degree, not a bachelor's. Admission to the clinical program is competitive.
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HCC's own program pages list a Nursing A.A. degree (traditional and accelerated) that leads to RN licensure eligibility. The college does not award a bachelor's in nursing, so a BSN requires transfer, and HCC has transfer and dual-enrollment partnerships for that. Entry to the clinical sequence requires prerequisites such as microbiology, anatomy and physiology, and chemistry, and admission is competitive. Check the current admission requirements with HCC.
- HCC offers a Nursing A.A. degree, which is 70 credits and prepares graduates to become registered nurses.
- There is a traditional two-year clinical track and a competitive 14-month accelerated track.
- Graduates can sit for the RN licensing exam (NCLEX-RN) with Maryland Board of Nursing approval.
- The nursing programs are accredited by the Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing (ACEN).
- HCC also offers an LPN certificate, LPN-to-RN, Paramedic-to-RN and Military-to-RN pathways.
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