Hondros College of Nursing

Practical Nursing

Maumee (Toledo)
Maumee, OH
Diploma · On Campus
Practical Nursing
Accredited by the Accrediting Bureau of Health Education Schools (ABHES).
Taught on campus in Columbus, OH.
$18,480
46 weeks (670 clock hours) - one 2-week module plus four 11-week quarters, full-time
A one-time $25 application fee applies.
Federal Student Aid (Pell, FSEOG, Direct/PLUS Loans, Work-Study), state programs, Veterans' Benefits (not all campuses), institutional grants and private loans.

Practical Nursing is a Diploma program offered by Hondros College of Nursing in Maumee, OH. The program takes 46 weeks (670 clock hours) - one 2-week module plus four 11-week quarters, full-time to complete, with a total tuition of $18,480.

Program Overview

Upon successful completion of one (1) two-week prerequisite module and four (4) eleven-week quarters (44 weeks) of the Practical Nursing curriculum, and meeting all graduation requirements, the graduate will be awarded a diploma and be certified to the Ohio Board of Nursing or Michigan Board of Nursing, which will determine the student's eligibility to sit for the National Council Licensure Examination for Practical Nurses (NCLEX®-PN). In Indiana, the program is arranged to be completed in four (4) quarters, with certification to the Indiana Board of Nursing.

Students who graduate from the PN program will be eligible to apply for the NCLEX®-PN exam. After graduation from the PN program and passing the NCLEX®-PN exam, students may choose to begin their career as a Licensed Practical Nurse, and/or they may choose to apply to the Associate Degree in Nursing program. Within the scope of practice for the licensed practical nurse, and at the direction of a licensed physician, dentist, podiatrist, optometrist, chiropractor or registered nurse, the graduate will meet the client's needs by providing safe, quality, evidence-based, patient-centered nursing care to diverse patients across the lifespan in a variety of structured healthcare settings within the scope of practice of the Practical Nurse.

What Sets This Program Apart

The Hondros College of Nursing Practical/Vocational Nursing Program (System) holds continuing accreditation from the National League for Nursing Commission for Nursing Education Accreditation (NLN CNEA). The College's nursing programs stress the highest standards and values as they provide an educational ladder for Licensed Practical Nurses to become associate-degreed Registered Nurses. The organizing framework is a concept-based curriculum based on Giddens's Concepts for Nursing Practice, reflecting the need for nurses to be critical thinkers and continuous learners.

Admission Requirements & Process

Whether it's your first step or your next step in your nursing career, we have a program to fit your needs. Our simple enrollment is conveniently offered four times a year with no waitlists or prerequisite classes for admission. Students can schedule day or evening and weekend classes that make it easier to balance work and family.

General Requirements

  • Citizenship and Government ID
    The applicant must be a U.S. citizen or permanent resident of the United States. The applicant must submit official, un-expired government-issued documentation needed for…
  • Minimum Age 18
    The applicant must be at least 18 years of age or older at the time he or she starts the program.
  • Application and Fee
    The applicant must complete and sign the application for admission and pay the applicable application fee.
  • Online Readiness Survey
    The applicant must complete the Student Online Readiness Survey.
  • High School Diploma or GED
    The applicant must be a high school graduate or possess the recognized equivalent of a high school diploma, with documentation such as a valid high school diploma, transcript, or…
  • Enrollment Agreement
    The applicant must complete and sign the enrollment agreement and pay any applicable enrollment agreement fees.
  • Admissions Interview
    The applicant must complete an interview with an admissions representative.
  • Criminal Background Check
    The applicant must complete a federal and state criminal background check via Viewpoint Screening or National Background Check, Inc., and pay the applicable fee (certain…
  • Entrance Exam
    The applicant must have an ACT Score of 18 within 5 years, or an SAT score of 980 within 5 years, or take the Wonderlic SLE and receive a cumulative score of 18 or the HESI…

Application Process

  1. 1
    Attend an Information Session
    Attending an information session will provide you with an opportunity to see the campus, learn about the college, and ask any questions you may have. Call 1-855-90-NURSE to speak to an Admissions Representative.
  2. 2
    Submit Your Application
    Contact an Admissions Representative to complete and sign the application for admission and pay the applicable application fee.
  3. 3
    Take the Entrance Exam
    Take the entrance exam unless you have a qualifying ACT or SAT score. Practical Nursing applicants need a HESI cumulative score of 70% or higher (or Wonderlic SLE 18). To schedule an entrance exam, please call 1-855-90-NURSE.
  4. 4
    Interview with Admissions
    Complete an interview with an admissions representative.
  5. 5
    Complete Your Background Check
    Complete a federal and state criminal background check via Viewpoint Screening or National Background Check, Inc., and pay the applicable fee.
  6. 6
    Complete the Online Readiness Survey
    Complete the Student Online Readiness Survey and provide documentation of high school graduation.
  7. 7
    Complete the FAFSA
    Eligible students can receive financial aid through Federal Title IV programs. Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), review your Student Aid Report, and review your financial aid offers through the CAMS Student Portal.
    Fill Out the FAFSA
  8. 8
    Sign Your Enrollment Agreement
    Complete and sign the enrollment agreement and pay any applicable enrollment agreement fees.
  9. 9
    Start Classes
    No waitlist. Four starts per year: January, April, July, October.

Program Schedule

Arranged to be completed in 1 two-week module and 4 eleven-week quarters for full-time students or 7 quarters (for part-time students). In Indiana, the program is arranged to be completed in 4 quarters. Enrollment for the Ohio and Michigan PN programs occurs 4 times per year (March, June, September, and December). Enrollment for the Indianapolis PN program occurs 4 times per year (January, April, July, and October). Clinical shifts are usually 6-12 hours in length, and may be scheduled during the day, evening, or weekends.

Cost of Attendance & Financial Aid

Cost and Financial Aid Information is an estimate for general reference only. It is not an offer or guarantee of financial aid or of any price, and what a School charges you may differ.
Total Program Tuition
≈ $18,480
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The one (1) two-week module is a required prerequisite for the four (4) eleven-week degree program. The one (1) two-week module is a no-cost, no-materials needed, non-transferable, no-credit, non-Title IV (Federal Financial Aid) eligible course.

HCN offers several educational financing options including Federal Student Aid, grants and loans, Veterans' Benefits (not available at all Campuses), and more. Financial aid is available to those that qualify. Students requesting to use Federal Financial Aid are required to complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA®) and abide by all filing mandates of the United States Department of Education Office of Federal Student Aid. Failure to do so will result in a student being ineligible to access Federal Financial Aid assistance.

Students must complete the FAFSA® annually to be considered for financial aid eligibility. The FAFSA® serves as the application for all federal, state, and institutional financial aid (grants and loans) at HCN.

Federal Pell Grants

Federal Pell Grants help fund post-secondary education for undergraduate students who have not previously earned a degree.

Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grants (FSEOG)

Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grants (FSEOG) provide supplemental funds to undergraduate students with financial need.

Federal Direct Loans

Includes Federal Direct Subsidized & Federal Direct Unsubsidized Loans, and Federal Direct PLUS Loans, which allow parents of dependent undergraduate students to borrow up to the cost of educational costs less financial aid per academic year.

Federal Work-Study (FWS)

FWS provides part-time jobs for qualifying students with financial need, allowing them to earn money to help pay education expenses. Students must complete the FAFSA® to be considered for FWS funds. In this program, students earn at least the current hourly minimum wage by working at Hondros College of Nursing or in community service roles. Certain restrictions apply.

State-Funded Programs

In addition to federal financial assistance, state programs may be available to students who demonstrate financial need or who have successfully achieved certain academic qualifications. Typically, state recipients must attend an institution in their home state, and they or their parents must have resided in the state for a specified period of time. Proof of residency is usually required.

Hondros College of Nursing Alumni Achievement Grant

This Alumni Achievement Grant is designed to assist Hondros College of Nursing Alumni as they progress into our Associate Degree in Nursing (ADN) program.

Hondros College of Nursing Institutional Affordability Grant (IAG)

This Institutional Affordability Grant (IAG) is designed to assist Hondros College of Nursing students that have financial need in order to cover their academic year gap funding, i.e., the difference between total cost of tuition and fees (direct) less the amount of all eligible financial aid resources. The IAG will be applied quarterly to a student's ledger. The IAG is for students with the most significant financial need.

Veterans' Benefits

Students who may qualify for veterans' educational benefits should notify their financial services advisor regarding eligibility as far in advance of their scheduled class start date as possible.

Private Education Loans

Many lenders also offer private education loans to students to supplement their federal financial aid. Terms of repayment, including interest rates, vary by loan. Lenders perform a credit check and determine a loan applicant's creditworthiness before approving these loans. A loan applicant may also be required to provide a credit-worthy cosigner.

Total program tuition is $18,480 (tuition only; any fees billed separately).

Curriculum

Practical Nursing Curriculum — Ohio and Michigan (Full-Time)

48 Quarter Credits – 670 Clock Hours – One (1) two-week prerequisite module and four (4) eleven-week diploma program.

  • Module: COL 099 Strategies for Successful Nursing Professionals (0 credits)
  • Term 1: MTH 101 Basic Math & Calculations (3.00); BIO 117 Introduction to Anatomy & Physiology (4.00); NUR 150 Fundamental Concepts of Practical Nursing I (3.00); NUR 155 Critical Thinking for the PN (2.00)
  • Term 2: NUR 160 Fundamental Concepts of Practical Nursing II (6.00); NUR 163 Concepts of Practical Nursing in the Care of Elderly Patients (3.00); ENG 200 English Composition (3.00)
  • Term 3: NUR 166 Concepts of Family Centered Nursing for the Practical Nurse (4.00); NUR 172 Intravenous Therapy for the Practical Nurse (3.00); NUR 176 Concepts of Adult Health Nursing for the Practical Nurse (5.00)
  • Term 4: NUR 180 Concepts of Mental Health Nursing for the Practical Nurse (3.00); NUR 185 Concepts of Adult Health Nursing for the Practical Nurse (3.00); NUR 190 Transition to Practical Nursing (3.00); NUR 195 Application of Clinical Judgement in Practical Nursing (3.00)

An Ohio part-time track (seven eleven-week quarters plus the module) and an Indiana curriculum (48 Quarter Credits – 700 Clock Hours – 44 Weeks) are also offered with the same courses arranged across a different term sequence.

The required courses below are from Hondros College of Nursing's published catalog.

Required Courses

Subject #NameCredits
COL 099Strategies for Successful Nursing Professionals0
MTH 101Basic Math & Calculations3
BIO 117Introduction to Anatomy & Physiology4
NUR 150Fundamental Concepts of Practical Nursing I3
NUR 155Critical Thinking for the PN2
NUR 160Fundamental Concepts of Practical Nursing II6
NUR 163Concepts of Practical Nursing in the Care of Elderly Patients3
ENG 200English Composition I3
NUR 166Concepts of Family Centered Nursing for the Practical Nurse4
NUR 172Intravenous Therapy for the Practical Nurse3
NUR 176Concepts of Adult Health Nursing for the Practical Nurse5
NUR 180Concepts of Mental Health Nursing for the Practical Nurse3
NUR 185Concepts of Adult Health Nursing for the Practical Nurse3
NUR 190Transition to Practical Nursing3
NUR 195Application of Clinical Judgement in Practical Nursing3

Career Outcomes

Career Services

The College aids alumni in finding employment by assisting with resume preparation, helping with development of interviewing skills, and identifying appropriate job leads. Through career development, including professionalism, motivation, and the maintenance of ethical standards, students and alumni are empowered with the skills necessary to foster a successful and ongoing career.

Obtaining employment is ultimately the responsibility of the alumni. Alumni are highly encouraged to pursue their own independent employment opportunities. Recent alumni who have yet to obtain employment in their field of study should.

Pursuant to accreditation requirements, the College will confirm employment of alumni by contacting both the employer and alumni. The College cannot guarantee employment or salary.

Career Events

Hondros College of Nursing seeks to assist students and alumni in making informed career decisions and partner with employers to maximize recruiting results. To accomplish these goals, the College offers quarterly career events which may include Community Partner Week, career fairs, on-campus recruiting, and virtual recruiting. These events are offered to the Hondros College of Nursing students/alumni and provide a variety of networking opportunities.

Online Job Board

Career partners have the ability to post jobs directly through the Hondros College of Nursing website. These job postings appear in the Student Portal for all students. In addition, continued access to current job postings will be available for alumni via the Student Portal. Therefore, students will have ongoing access to current positions with our career partners.

What to Expect as a Student at Hondros College of Nursing

The PN and ADN programs are full-time programs with classroom, lab, and clinical components. Some individuals may be eligible to complete the PN program according to a part-time scheduling track. The PN and ADN programs require a specific number of hours of clinical practice per week, depending on the course. Clinical shifts are usually 6-12 hours in length, and may be scheduled during the day, evening, or weekends. The College has clinical agreements with long term care facilities, MRDD facilities, daycares, hospitals, hospice, surgery clinics, and government agencies to provide students with a thorough, hands-on learning experience.

Distance Education

Hondros College of Nursing utilizes two different modalities for delivering distance education: asynchronous "traditional" online courses delivered through the MyClassroom learning management system, and synchronous virtual lectures delivered using broadcasting software like Zoom. Asynchronous online courses emphasize interaction between students and their faculty, their peers, and the course content. Select courses in the Medical Assisting, Practical Nursing, and Associate Degree in Nursing are only offered online in the asynchronous modality.

Lab Resources

The nursing skills lab and the science lab are available for student practice during open lab times. These times will be posted in the laboratory. Students may seek additional help during these times. Students may also seek additional help from the Laboratory Manager by appointment.

Library Services

The College provides a completely online library collection. Students are able to research multiple databases and find up-to-date information by accessing the online resources and periodicals. The online library is available through the Student Portal.

Location

Maumee (Toledo)
1695 Indian Wood Circle
Suite 200
Maumee, OH 43537

Accreditation & Approvals

Accreditation

Hondros College of Nursing is institutionally accredited by the Accrediting Bureau of Health Education Schools (ABHES) to award diplomas and associate degrees. The Accrediting Bureau of Health Education Schools is recognized by the United States Department of Education.

Accrediting Bureau of Health Education Schools, 6116 Executive Blvd., Suite 730, North Bethesda, MD 20852, (301) 291-7550, www.abhes.org

The Hondros College of Nursing Practical/Vocational Nursing Program (System) holds continuing accreditation from the National League for Nursing Commission for Nursing Education Accreditation (NLN CNEA), located at 2600 Virginia Avenue, NW, Washington, DC 20037. 202-909-2487.

NLN CNEA accreditation applies to the Practical Nursing program as delivered at the Columbus, OH main campus and the Akron, OH, Bingham Farms, MI, Dayton, OH, Independence, OH, Indianapolis, IN, Maumee, OH, and West Chester, OH non-main campuses.

The Medical Assisting program at the Columbus, OH main campus and the Akron, OH, Dayton, OH, Independence, OH, Maumee, OH, and West Chester, OH non-main campuses is accredited by the Accrediting Bureau of Health Education Schools (ABHES), 6116 Executive Blvd, Suite 730, North Bethesda, MD 20852, (301) 291-7550.

Approvals

Ohio — Hondros College of Nursing is approved by the State Board of Career Colleges and Schools of Ohio at the following locations: Columbus main campus (#2024), Akron non-main campus (#2187), Dayton non-main campus (#2025), Independence (Cleveland) non-main campus (#2026), West Chester (Cincinnati) non-main campus (#2027), Maumee (Toledo) non-main campus (#2038). Hondros College of Nursing is approved to offer the following programs by the Ohio Board of Nursing: Associate Degree in Nursing and Practical Nursing diploma.

Indiana — This institution is authorized by: The Indiana Commission for Higher Education/The Indiana Board for Proprietary Education, 101 West Ohio Street, Suite 300, Indianapolis, IN 46204-4206. The Practical Nursing program received initial accreditation in November 2019 from the Indiana State Board of Nursing at 402 West Washington Street, Room W072, Indianapolis, Indiana, 46204.

Michigan — Hondros College of Nursing is approved by the Michigan Department of Labor and Economic Opportunity, 201 N. Washington Square, Lansing, Michigan 48913, (517) 335-5858. The Practical Nursing program received initial approval from the Michigan Board of Nursing at 611 W Ottawa St, Lansing, MI 48933.

Hondros College of Nursing is approved by the Ohio Department of Higher Education to participate in NC-SARA (National Council for State Authorization Reciprocity Agreements).

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the federal code?
A code number identifies every college and university that receives federal funds. The federal code number for Hondros College of Nursing is 040743.
What does FAFSA mean?
FAFSA is an acronym for Free Application for Federal Student Aid. There is no fee for this process and it is required in order to receive any type of federal financial aid. Please use this link to access the web site https://studentaid.gov/h/apply-for-aid/fafsa
What is verification and why was I chosen?
The federal government requires some federal student aid applicants to verify the accuracy of information on their FAFSA®. In accordance with federal requirements, Hondros College of Nursing requires students to submit verification documents prior to disbursement of funds. Students and their spouses or parents may be required to submit a verification worksheet, federal tax return transcripts and additional information necessary to complete verification or clear conflicting information. If information on any documents is found to be conflicting, students may be selected for verification and required to provide additional information. Failure to complete verification may result in a loss of financial aid eligibility. If Hondros College of Nursing suspects that an individual falsified information and/or altered documentation and fraudulently obtained federal funds, Hondros College of Nursing is legally obligated to file a report with the Office of the Inspector General and/or local law enforcement officials.
Why do you need our tax transcripts?
A tax transcript is required by the Department of Education for students and parents that did not use the Data Retrieval Service to verify income. Students may make corrections to their FAFSA application, so the first attempt should be to use the Data Retrieval option on the FAFSA, if this is unsuccessful, a tax transcript can be ordered through the IRS at the following website: http://www.irs.gov/Individuals/Get-Transcript or by calling 1-800-908-9946. Students that are victims of Identity Theft will need to request a TRDBV (Tax Return DataBase View). Please call 1-800-908-4490 to request this document from the IRS.
What is UEH?
UEH stands for Unusual Enrollment History. The U.S. Department of Education has established regulations to prevent fraud and abuse in the Federal Student Aid program by identifying students with unusual enrollment histories. Some students who have an unusual enrollment history have legitimate reasons for their enrollment at multiple institutions. However, such an enrollment history requires our office to review your file in order to determine future federal financial aid eligibility. If selected by the Department of Education, this must be resolved before you will be eligible to receive financial aid. Definition of UEH The specific pattern the Department of Education uses to select students includes those students who have received a Federal Pell Grant and/or Federal Loans at multiple institutions during the past four academic years. Once the Department of Education indicates that a student has an unusual enrollment history, the Office of Student Financial Aid must review the academic history prior to determining federal financial aid eligibility for that student. Students with an unusual enrollment history will have one of the following UEH flags and C codes on their ISIRs (Institutional Student Information Records), which is the school version of the SAR (Student Aid Report) issued by the Department of Education upon completion of the processing of your FAFSA. UEH Flag Value | C Code | Comment Code | Flag Description | School Action to Resolve Flag N | No | None | Enrollment pattern not unusual | No school action required 2 | Yes | 359 | Possible enrollment pattern problem | School must review enrollment/academic and financial aid records for past four years 3 | Yes | 360 | Questionable enrollment pattern | School must review enrollment/academic and financial aid records for past for award years Appeal Process and What Will be Required of You If selected, you will be notified of the requirements associated with the process. You are required to have earned academic credit at every institution where you received a Federal Pell grant or Federal Direct Subsidized/Unsubsidized loan while attending in those relevant academic years. Our office will review your Unusual Enrollment History Form and your financial aid history at all previous institutions that you attended during the last four financial aid years (please ensure we have received all official/unofficial transcripts for those schools) and verify that academic credit was received at each institution during the relevant years. If you failed to earn academic credit at any institution where you received a federal Pell grant or Federal Direct Subsidized/Unsubsidized loan during the relevant award years, you will need to provide a statement explaining the circumstance for credit not earned along with any relevant documentation using the Unusual Enrollment History Form. The results of the appeal will be emailed to your Hondros College of Nursing email account (or personal email account from your FAFSA if you do not have a college email account). These decisions are final and are not appealable to the Department of Education. Regaining Federal Student Aid Eligibility Students that have been denied federal student aid based on an Unusual Enrollment History Appeal have the ability to regain financial aid eligibility by successfully completing one quarter at Hondros College of Nursing with a 2.0 or better GPA. Upon successful completion of one quarter, you may submit another Unusual Enrollment Appeal.
Do I have to apply for financial aid every year?
Yes, you do need to apply for financial aid every year. The FAFSA application is available beginning October 1st of every year. It is best to use the Data Retrieval Tool to import your tax information. You can now fill out the FAFSA on your phone! Download the MyStudentAid app or visit https://studentaid.gov/h/apply-for-aid/fafsa and the FAFSA form on the go.
Why did my Pell grant change?
There are many reasons a Pell award could change. For example a student’s EFC, which drives need based aid, will change from one financial aid year to the next. Major changes in income and household size can contribute to the increase or loss of Pell. Student may also lose Pell funding due to the number of credit hours they are taking. In order to receive full Pell awards a student needs to be attending at least 12 credit hours, dropping below this will lead to a proration of your Pell funding. Students may also lose Pell eligibility due to reaching their Pell Lifetime limit of 600%.
Why did I lose my Pell Grant?
Pell funding is based on need, and need is determined by your EFC. The EFC is calculated on the FAFSA application. There are some items that will directly affect your EFC, such as adjusted gross income (there are many others). Any dramatic change from one year to another can affect the EFC.
How do I know how much I owe?
The cost to your family is determined by subtracting the grants, scholarships and loan funds the student has been awarded from the direct costs. Students also have access to the Student Portal in CAMS. Through this portal, students have access to their ledger, which allows students to review their debits, credits and balances, as well as accepting or declining Federal Financial Aid.
What happens if I drop all my courses?
Financial aid is subject to federal refund calculations when students drop all their courses for the academic term or withdraw from Hondros College of Nursing. This process is formula driven and is unique to each student.
When will my financial aid come in?
Financial Aid is requested usually beginning Week 3.
Why hasn't my aid come in?
• Have you accepted all of your loan awards? • For your Federal Direct Loans, have you completed your Master Promissory Note and Entrance Loan Counseling? • If selected, have you completed the FAFSA verification process? • Do you have any outstanding documents? If everything is complete contact please contact csfinancialaid@hondros.edu
Why were my awards revised?
Award are revised for many reasons: • Schedule changes (i.e.: change in credit hours) • FAFSA changes (i.e.: verification results) • Academic progress
I don't see my financial aid under the "My Financial Aid tab"?
Email csfinancialaid@hondros.edu
How will I receive my refund?
Hondros College of Nursing delivers your refund with BankMobile Disbursements, a technology solution, powered by BMTX, Inc. Visit this link for more information: https://bankmobiledisbursements.com/refundchoices/. To view our third-party servicer contract for refund management, click here.
How can I make my monthly payments?
You can make card payments through “My Billing Statement” on your student portal. If paying with cash or check, you may make your payments at the front desk on campus.
What is my monthly payment amount?
Your monthly payment amount can be found under “My Payment Plan” on your portal or on the documents you signed at your financial aid appointment. Please be sure you are logging into your student portal in the term in which your payment plan is set.
My payment plan online is different than what I signed during my appointment.
Email the Bursar’s Office: bursar@hondros.edu.
I opted out of books and/or laptop, but the charges are still on my ledger.
Charges are removed by the end of week 2 of the term. Your charges will show a debit and a corresponding credit. If at this time you still see the charges, please contact nursingstudentaccounts@hondros.edu
I’m supposed to get a refund. When should I expect it?
Refunds are issued within 14 days from the date your Title IV aid comes in and creates a credit on your account. You will get an email from our billing department once a refund is issued.
I’m repeating a class. How does this affect my payments?
Once the Bursar’s Office has been notified of your updated financial aid by the Central Support Financial Aid Office, a new payment plan will be emailed to your student email account. Please check your student email often.
Why is it important to attend an information session?
Choosing the right school is often a difficult and life altering decision, and we want to make sure you have the information needed to make the right choice. Attending an information session will provide you with an opportunity to see the campus, learn about the college, and ask any questions you may have.
How often do classes begin?
We enroll students four times per year, in January, April, July and October.
Is your program accredited?
Please see the Accreditation page for details.
If I completed my PN education at a different school, can I attend Hondros College of Nursing to receive my Associate Degree in Nursing?
Yes, you may begin the ADN program, provided you meet admission requirements.
What are the tuition and other expenses?
Please see the Cost and Fees page for details.
After I've decided that I'm ready to move forward with the admissions process, what are my next steps?
Once you have determined that Hondros College of Nursing is going to be the best way for you to reach your educational and career goals, you will need to submit an application and take the entrance exam (Practical Nursing program and Direct Entry ADN Option only). To schedule an entrance exam, please call 1-855-90-NURSE.
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