Are you a licensed vocational nurse or working paramedic looking to take your career to the next level? San Jacinto College’s ADN Transition program may be just what the doctor ordered. Get the information you need to apply today.
Attending an information session isn’t mandatory for admission, but they’re very helpful. You can find out more about the program and get answers to questions about the application process.
Your entrance exam is provided by ATI TEAS. You will need to set up an account in order to take the exam. Follow these steps to set up your account.
The Test of Essential Academic Skills (TEAS) Exam evaluates basic academic knowledge in Reading, Mathematics, Science, English, and Language usage. Scores may not be older than 2 years from the deadline date.
You can take the four-hour exam in-person at San Jac South or remote at home. Both options will be on a computer. Please follow the links below for the option you prefer.Sign Up for In-Person Testing
Cost: $71 + tax
April 19, 2024 at 1:30 p.m.
May 3, 2024 at 9 a.m.
Sign Up for Remote Testing (Proctored by ATI)
Cost: $120 + tax
Fall 2025 Application Period:
Feb. 1 - April 19
Once you have completed the rest of the steps, you’re ready to apply to the program!
Upload your documents and complete the application. Incomplete applications will not
be considered.
Note: You must have a San Jac Student ID - G number - to log into the link.
Face-to-Face Sessions
Information Sessions will become available during the next enrollment cycle.
Request a transcript evaluation from the admissions office. This evaluation will help us to better understand your completed courses from other schools. We recommend requesting your evaluation as soon as possible to ensure you get everything you need in time to apply. Once the evaluation is complete, you can access your GPS Report through SOS. To get your GPS Report:
Please remember that all transcripts must:
Request a transcript evaluation from the admissions office. This evaluation will help us to better understand your completed courses from other schools. We recommend requesting your evaluation as soon as possible to ensure you get everything you need in time to apply. Once the evaluation is complete, you can access your GPS Report through SOS. To get your GPS Report:
Please remember that all transcripts must:
We use CastleBranch < https://discover.castlebranch.com/ > to document and track immunization records, drug screenings, and more. It is also a good idea to obtain hard copies of your immunizations for your own records. For your application, please create an account with CastleBranch and upload documentation for:
*Titer for MMR, Varicella, and Hepatitis B must be on file in your student record before the end of the first semester.
Additional Vaccine Requirements
As part of the ADN Transition program, you will be studying in facilities outside
of the College. During these times, you will be required to comply with the immunization
policies of each facility to be able to participate. This includes COVID-19 vaccinations.
These requirements are implemented by the outside facilities and are not mandated
by San Jac. Failure to meet the immunization requirements may limit your ability to
complete the program. It may also delay your graduation date. San Jac does not process
exemptions. You must address potential vaccination exemptions directly with the external
learning site.
New student orientation is mandatory. During orientation you will:
The drug screen, Blue Card, and physical exam are required after you are accepted into the program. You will receive information about these screenings once you’ve been accepted. You may schedule the exam with a private physician, nurse practitioner, or physician assistant. Just make sure you use the forms the ADN Transition program provides.
The exam:
You must have health insurance when you are accepted into the program, and maintain your insurance without lapses throughout the program. The Gold Card does not count as health insurance.
San Jac doesn’t participate in a specific College-sponsored health insurance plan. You may obtain insurance through private companies. Compare companies and study the terms of their policies before buying coverage. We are offering the following providers as a resource only, not as an endorsement:
We also use CastleBranch for our background checks and drug screenings. You must have a clear criminal background to be eligible for a nursing license. If you have an issue in attaining your license, you can file a Declaratory Order. Declatory orders allow the Texas Board of Nursing (BON) to make a decision on your eligibility before you enter a nursing program. Please note:
Have questions about the admissions process? Don’t hesitate to reach out!
adn.transition@sjcd.edu
281-998-6350 x3315