CCAC's ADN Program at California University

This degree is intended for those who have not already completed a nursing program.  

Through a collaborative relationship between CCAC and Cal U, students attend classes on the Cal U campus. Faculty from CCAC offer the nursing courses at Cal U, while Cal U faculty offer the non-nursing courses. This leads to the Associate degree in Nursing (ADN). A graduate of  this program is eligible to take the  licensure examination to become a Registered Nurse. The ADN graduate who becomes licensed may also elect to apply for entry into the California University of Pennsylvania RN-BSN program in order to complete additional coursework leading to the Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN).

For more information about the CCAC ADN program
please send your inquiry to:  wallace_s@calu.edu