Associate Degree Nursing
Based at the RELLIS Campus, the Blinn College District Associate Degree Nursing (ADN) Program is a two-year course of study preparing men and women to serve as registered nurses in our community and beyond. The ADN Program at Blinn has highly qualified faculty who work closely with students to provide hands-on skills training and clinical experience in our state-of-the-art simulation laboratory and clinical settings.
Program Options and Degree Plans
ADN-Traditional
A two-year course of study preparing you to serve as registered nurse.
LVN-Transition Program
A pathway for licensed vocational nurses to earn their AAS in Nursing.
Paramedic-to-RN
A pathway for certified paramedics to earn their AAS in Nursing.
Earn More Than $70,000 A Year
Blinn’s Associate Degree Nursing (ADN) Program is a two-year program that prepares students to become registered nurses and serve their communities.
Students receive hands-on skills training and clinical experience with highly qualified faculty, including experience in Blinn’s state-of-the-art simulation laboratory and clinical settings.
Program FAQ
Where is the ADN Program offered?
The two-year ADN Program is only offered at the RELLIS Campus in Bryan. The LVN-Transition Program is offered at the Brenham Campus and at the RELLIS Campus in Bryan.
How much does the ADN Program cost?
For detailed information on the cost of the program, please visit the traditional ADN Program expenses page or the LVN-Transition Program expenses page.
Will a bachelor's degree increase my chances of being accepted into the program?
While a bachelor’s degree may assist in readiness to successfully complete the ADN program, it is not a factor we consider when completing the admissions rankings.
Will healthcare work experience increase my chances of being accepted into the program?
While a career in the healthcare field may assist in your readiness to successfully complete the ADN Program, it is not a factor we consider when completing the admissions rankings.
Do you accept transfer students from other nursing programs?
Transfer students may apply and are evaluated and accepted on an individual basis. For more information on the transfer application process, please contact adn@blinn.edu.
What does the schedule of an ADN student look like?
In the traditional ADN Program, students attend classes or clinicals three to four days per week. Starting in the second semester, there are some options for weekend clinicals.
In the LVN-Transition option, students will attend class one to two days a week, and for approximately two days of clinicals. There are usually some options for weekend clinicals.
Is there an online, night, or weekend option?
The traditional ADN program is not offered as a strictly online or weekend program. However, we do have some theory courses throughout the program that are scheduled to be blended and/or online. Starting in the second semester of the program, there will be some options for weekend clinicals to help accommodate students schedules.
The LVN-Transition option offers clinical courses on weekends to help accommodate student schedules. Theory courses are offered either in a blended or online format. See Blinn's Course Schedules for details.
Can I work while in the program?
The theory and clinicals schedule in addition to studying can be a full-time job, however, we frequently have students that need to work throughout the program for various reasons. Throughout the program, nursing school classes and clinicals can range from three to four days per week which does not include studying or preparation time for class. To assist in success, prior to and during nursing school, we encourage students to evaluate their schedules, both at work and at school, to ensure they are including study time and time for personal health and well-being.
Are scholarships available?
Scholarships are available to nursing students to assist with tuition, textbooks, and other related expenses. As opportunities become available, notices will be sent to accepted nursing students. Please be sure to complete the FAFSA application to be considered for these scholarships. For additional scholarship options, please visit Blinn's Scholarships page.
Is on-campus housing available?
On-campus housing is available on the Brenham Campus only. For more information, please visit the Housing and Residential Life page.
Who do I contact for more information?
Students can meet with the Health Sciences advisor to discuss application procedures, and review prerequisite courses, entrance exams, and transfer equivalencies associated with their program of interest. To set up an appointment to speak with the advisor, please email health.sciences@blinn.edu.
Blinn College FAQ
How do I apply and register?
Getting started at Blinn is easy using our easy-to-follow Steps to Apply page!
How much will it cost?
Visit our Affordability Page to learn more about tuition and fee rates and financial aid opportunities, including the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), scholarships, grants, veteran’s benefits, and payment plans.
Are financial aid and scholarships available?
Yes! Blinn offers several financial aid options, including endowed scholarships. Visit Blinn’s Financial Aid page to explore how you can make your education more affordable.
Who can help me choose the right courses?
For assistance in choosing the right courses for your college and career goals, contact an academic advisor.
Can I tour the campuses to see which is right for me?
We’d love to show you around! Schedule your visit today at Blinn Campus Tours.
Where can I go for academic assistance?
Blinn offers a variety of resources to help you succeed, including our campus libraries, learning centers, writing centers, and tutoring services.
