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ANNOUNCEMENT: TEAS Prep Series

Our Registered Nursing (RN) Program is full-time 4 semesters in length. Graduates earn an Associate of Science degree upon graduation and are eligible to take the national licensing examination, NCLEX.

Cost: Your degree at CCC costs a fraction of what a private college or university would. Current cost is approximately $5000.

Program Structure: Each week students attend theory lectures, skills lab training, and attend two clinical shifts. Students enrolled in our program will start off in an intensive, four-week boot camp, where they attend various theory classes and skills lab sessions before beginning work in the hospital caring for patients. Early in the program, students care for one patient, but by the fourth semester you be caring for four patients, doing almost everything a working nurse does.

Our clinical partners: We currently have clinical placements at about a dozen area hospitals, including Kaiser-Permanente, John Muir Health Care System, Alta Bates-Summit Hospitals and the Contra Costa County Regional Medical Center.

Applied Arts Building, Room 237-A

Department Title

Jacqueline Wright RNC, MSN, IBCLC
jwright@contracosta.edu

BSN/MSN: We offer a concurrent Bachelor of Science in Nursing with less time and at a cost savings to students, or you can do it in about a year and a half at California State University, East Bay. We also offer a concurrent Master of Science in Nursing. You will hear more about those opportunities after you join us.

Advanced placement candidates like Licensed Vocational Nurses, Military Trained Personnel, Foreign-Trained Nurses, Transfer students, and Psychiatric Licensed Technicians can apply and then enter our program, if appropriate spaces are available.

Nursing is a high-wage, high-demand occupation.



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Jacqueline Wright

Director

Nursing


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Nursing Bulletins + Applications

You may mail your application packet to:  

Contra Costa College
2600 Mission Bell Dr, San Pablo, CA 94806 
Attention: Admissions & Records 

Or, bring the packet to Admissions & Records, located in the Student Services Center #115. 

Nursing Student Survival Guide

Estimated RN Program Fees 

Basic Nursing Applicant Bulletin 2024-2025

Advanced Placement Transfer Bulletin

Advanced Placement LVN-LPN Bulletin

Advanced Placement LPT Bulletin

Advanced Placement Foreign Trained Nurse Bulletin

Advance Placement – 30 Unit Option Bulletin

Military Bulletin 2024

Concurrent Enrollment BSN/MSN

Block Transfer Pathway for Contra Costa College Concurrent Enrollment

Application for Basic Nursing Applicant

Application for Transfer Applicant 

Application for LVN-LPN Applicant

Application for LPT Applicant

Application for Foreign Trained Nurse Applicant

Application for 30 Unit Option Applicant

Advanced Placement Military Application

Please refer to the current nursing program bulletins for prerequisite requirements, deadline dates, GPA requirements, application process and selection process.


For Students Seeking to Challenge Nursing Courses

N210 and N211 Challenge Exam Information

Skills Competency Information for Advanced Placement Students (Returning, LVN/LPT, Transfer, Foreign Trained, 30 Unit Option)

For Students Seeking to Challenge N205 (Drug Dosage) and N212 (Pharmacology)

Fall 2024 Challenge exam date:  August 9, 2024

Spring 2025 Challenge exam date: January 10, 2025

N205 and N212 Challenge Exam information

N205 and N212 Challenge Exams
Please contact CJ Price CPrice@contracosta.edu
to register for the exam and for more information.

For Fall

Spring Drug Dosage Challenge Dates are: TBA
Please contact CJ Price cprice@contracosta.edu to register for the exam and for more information.

No Material Will Be Accepted After the Deadlines

A grade of 75% or better is required in each courses of the nursing program to progress and graduate.

Credit can be awarded for previous health knowledge and/or experience. Applicants who qualify for admission and are Licensed Vocational/Practical Nurses or Licensed Psychiatric Technicians may apply for advanced placement. Advanced placement admission is based on space availability. For further information, call the Nursing Department office at 510.215.4103.

Certified Nursing Assistant Forms

Links currently being updated.


Since taking the CNA program, I’ve moved way, way up the ladder. I am now a staffing coordinator for CNAs and licensed nurses... I staff about a hundred to one hundred and fifty employees.
Since taking the CNA program, I’ve moved way, way up the ladder. I am now a staffing coordinator for CNAs and licensed nurses… I staff about a hundred to one hundred and fifty employees.Tatiana Frank