Nursing Program Partnerships

• Program: Nursing
• Pathway: Health Science

Universities & Colleges

RN-to-BSN or ADN-to-BSN Concurrent Enrollment Programs

Concurrent Enrollment Programs give you the chance to work on your Nursing A.A.S. at TCC while at the same time you work on your Bachelor of Science in Nursing at one of our partner universities.

Arizona State University (ASU)

Arizona State University

• Concurrent Enrollment
• Have questions? Email us at asu.cep@asu.edu or call us at 602-496-0937

Grand Canyon University (GCU)

Grand Canyon University

• Concurrent Enrollment: RN-to-BSN (PDF)Listen
  To request an accessible copy of this PDF, please contact GCU's College of Nursing and Health Care Professions
  
• Have questions? Email Narcely Ruiz at narcely.ruiz@gcu.edu

Midwestern State University–Flower Mound

Midwestern State University–Flower Mound

• Concurrent enrollment: Nursing (RN to BSN)
• Have questions? Email Christy Bowen at christy.bowen@msutexas.edu

Tarleton State University

Tarleton State University

• Concurrent Enrollment: Post Licensure BSN (RN-BSN)
• Have questions? Email us at RNtoBSNTSUTCC@tarleton.edu

Texas Tech University

Texas Tech University

• Health Sciences Center: School of Nursing
  • Concurrent Enrollment Program webpages will be available soon.
• Have questions? Email Tonya Maxwell at tonya.maxwell@ttuhsc.edu

University of Phoenix

University of Phoenix

• Concurrent Enrollment: RN-to-BSN
• Community College Transfer Pathway Program
• Have questions? Email Sandra Mitchell at sandra.mitchell@phoenix.edu

University of Texas at Tyler

University of Texas at Tyler

• Concurrent Enrollment: Nursing ADN-BSN Track
• Have questions? Email J. Michelle Nelson at jenelson@uttyler.edu

RN-to-BSN Programs

We strongly encourage you to transfer to a 4-year university to pursue your bachelor's degree in nursing after you complete your A.A.S. in Nursing at TCC.

Explore the following local programs:

• Post University: American Sentinel College of Nursing & Health Sciences
  • Online RN-to-BSN Program
• Arizona State University (ASU)
  • Online Bachelor of Science in Nursing: RN to BSN
• Collin College
  • Nursing (RN-to-BSN) (PDF)Listen
• Grand Canyon University (GCU)
  • Nursing (RN-to-BSN)
• Grantham University
  • Start Your Online RN-to-BSN Degree Completion Program
• Midwestern State University–Flower Mound
  • Nursing (RN to BSN)
• Tarleton State University
  • Post-Licensure RN-to-BSN Program
• Texas Tech University 
  • RN-to-BSN Program Admission Requirements
• University of Texas at Arlington
  • College of Nursing

Read the Joint Statement on Academic Progression (PDF)Listen.

Hospitals

The TCC Nursing Department's Associate of Applied Science (A.A.S.) Degree Program may offer nursing courses to our partner hospitals in the area, so they can "grow their own RNs."

John Peter Smith (JPS)

If you are a student in the JPS partnership cohort, you must be:

• Employed by JPS
• Approved by the hospital to receive educational benefits.
  • You must submit the letter of approval from JPS (post-acceptance requirement).
• Selected for admission by our Nursing Department A.A.S. Degree Program
  • The admission requirements are the same for all students.

Medical City Healthcare: Texas Two-Step Nursing Program

If you are a student in the Medical City Healthcare partnership cohort, you must:

• Have been employed at a Medical City facility for a minimum of 6 months.
• Be in good standing with your facility and have had no disciplinary action/write-ups within previous 4 months.
• Submit to your Site Coordinator a recommendation letter (on hospital letterhead) from your manager or director addressing your professional behavior, attendance, work ethic, and attitude.
• Make a commitment to 2 years of employment and completion of your BSN degree (2nd step).
• Be selected for admission by our Nursing Department A.A.S. Degree Program.
  • The admission requirements are the same for all students.

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Updated January 29, 2024