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Admissions

This is a lock-step program and each new cohort begins in September.

We admit students on a rolling basis until the admitting class is full. Priority is given to those who submit their applications early, and applications we receive by March 1st will be reviewed first. We recommend completing your application early. Seats are limited, admission is competitive, and decisions are made on a rolling basis.

Admissions Status

Applications for fall 2024 are closed! Fall 2025 applications will open September 1, 2024

Admissions Criteria

Recommended Coursework

The following high school or college-level coursework is recommended for admission to the nursing program:

  • 1 year of Math
  • 1 year of Biology
  • 1 year of Chemistry

What do we look at in the application?

Applicants to all programs are evaluated based on information in the application and accompanying materials. Of primary importance in determining an applicant’s suitability for admission are the high school and/or college academic record and ATI TEAS Exam scores.

  • Minimum required college GPA of 2.75. Must have high school diploma or GED equivalent.
  • Minimum required high school cumulative average of 85% for those without college coursework. GED equivalent is acceptable with 12 college credits in English, math, and sciences.
  • Completed ATI TEAS Exam.
  • Applicant’s character, personality, and contribution to school and community life are also factors considered for admission.

Admission to the program is highly competitive and on a selective basis. Meeting minimum requirements does not guarantee admission.

Placement Exams

Admitted students are required to take placement exams in English Composition and Mathematics before the start of their first semester.

Technology Requirements

There are technological device requirements for your time in the nursing program. See device requirements.

Nursing Transfer Credit Policy

For all biology (BIHN) courses in the nursing program, a student must have completed the course within five (5) years of their September admission. All biology courses must have a grade of "B" or better to transfer in, whether taken at a regionally accredited outside institution or at Touro University. All biology courses must have the same number of credits as the Touro University course requirement. If a student transfers any other science course for elective credit (eg. chemistry, physics), the program follows the same transfer policy.

For the BS program, prior nursing course credits are NOT accepted for the nursing courses in the program, regardless of where they are completed. Students must complete all NUR coded courses in the program (Semesters 5 – 8).

For all other liberal arts courses, the nursing program adheres to the Touro College Transfer Credit Policy.

Confidentiality

As per Federal regulations, the status of an applicant in the admissions process can be discussed only with the applicant. The program cannot respond to requests for information from concerned family, friends, associates, or other interested parties.

Ready to apply? Review how to apply and our ATI TEAS admissions exam information.

Admission Contact Information

For more information, contact:

School of Health Sciences
225 Eastview Drive
Central Islip, NY 11722
866-TOURO-4-U or 631-665-1600 ext. 6505
enrollhealth@touro.edu