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The following criteria must be met for admission to the nursing major:
Satisfactory completion of the nursing prerequisites and fulfillment of minimum requirements does not guarantee admission to the baccalaureate nursing major. If student applications exceed space, students will be ranked by:
Upon admission to Taylor University, students may declare a pre-nursing major. A strong high school foundation in biology, chemistry, English, and mathematics is recommended. Students will apply for admission to the School of Nursing after completion of nursing pre-requisite requirements
Direct admission to the undergraduate nursing program may occur prior to entrance to the University for high school students with outstanding high school achievement and high SAT/ACT scores. A limited number of direct admissions will be granted.
To qualify for direct admission, students must have both:
To maintain direct admission status students must:
If a cumulative GPA of 3.2 is not maintained, the direct admission status will be changed to a regular status and the student will be considered in the regular admission applicant pool.
Students may continue to progress according to the curriculum if they:
Transfer students must meet all admission criteria to be considered for transfer.