Transition Your Respiratory Therapist Experience to the Role of RN as a Hybrid Student

Hybrid courses are a blending of the traditional face-to-face courses with an online component. In this format, you will complete a portion of the course online and then meet on campus as outlined in the class schedule. Hybrid courses must meet a minimum of 25% of the course face-to-face.

Summer Entry (Bryant Center at Tradition)

Typical Program Schedule
Summer Semester: Lecture (Choice)/Testing (In-Person): Mondays 8am – 5pm
Lab: Saturday or Sunday (In-Person) 8am – 8pm
Fall and Spring Semesters: Lecture (Choice)/Testing (In-Person): Mondays 8am – 5pm
Clinical/Lab: Saturday or Sunday (In-Person) 6:30am – 6:30pm (Clinical) / 8am – 8pm (Lab)

Discounted Rate

This program is being offered at a special discounted rate. Many of the standard fees, excluding tuition, are being covered by a grant. Contact Karol Purdie for more information and details on program costs at karol.purdie@mgccc.edu or (228) 267-8688.

Save up to $2,415 off program costs

Fees covered

  • Registration Fee
  • Resource Fee
  • Technology Fee
  • Career Tech Fee
  • Substance Testing
  • Liability Insurance
  • E-Books
  • National Board Exam Fee

This program is being offered at a special discounted rate. Many of the standard fees, excluding tuition, are being covered by a grant. Contact Karol Purdie for more information and details on program costs at karol.purdie@mgccc.edu or (228) 267-8688.

The Respiratory Therapist-to-RN Hybrid option is designed to assist qualified Registered Respiratory Therapists (RRTs) with the transition to RN practice via an evening/weekend hybrid (face to face and distance) learning environment.

After successfully completing the summer transition courses, NUR 1115 and NUR 1116, the RRT student accepted into the evening/weekend hybrid option is awarded nine (9) semester hours of credit for previous Respiratory Therapy education. Thereafter, the student will by-pass the first year courses required of ADN graduates and enter semester 3 (evening/weekend) of the ADN program. Beginning with NUR 1115 and NUR 1116, and thru the terminal ADN courses, NUR 2434 and NUR 2422, course and clinical works will include the EMS/Paramedic-to-RN students and the LPN-to-RN (evening/weekend) students. Credit for these courses plus the 9 credit hours for previous education equal the required sixty-six (66) semester hours to be awarded an Associate of Applied Science Degree.

Program Overview

Program Outcomes

Student Achievement Data

The following student achievement data must be published and must be consistent with ACEN Accreditation Standard 5 Outcomes:

  1. Graduates’ success on the licensure and/or certification examination.
  2. Students’ completion of the nursing program.
MGCCC Associate Degree Nursing Program
Program Completion & NCLEX-RN Pass Rate – Aggregated
Completion Year
Enrollment & Ontime Completion
Sem & Year
Total Number
starting in the
first nursing course
Total Number
On-time
Graduates
On-time
Completion Rate
2, 3, or 4
Semester Option
First-Time NCLEX-RN®
Pass Rate
(Calendar Year)
2023-24
2022 SP – 2023 FA (Pre-licensure ADN)
2022 FA - 2024 SP (Pre-licensure ADN)
2023 SU – 2024 SP (Transitional ADN)
N=315N=19160.6%2024226/233=
96.9%




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