The Associate Degree (AD) Nursing program is a two year course of study that prepares graduates for nursing careers in hospitals, long term care and ambulatory care settings. After earning an Associate Degree in Nursing, the graduate is eligible to take the national examination (NCLEX) for licensure as a Registered Nurse. The Associate Degree Nursing program is accredited by the National League for Nursing Accrediting Commission.
Contact Information:
Dr. J. Rosati
Assistant Chair, Associate Degree Nursing
386-506-3797
rosatil@daytonastate.edu
Information:
Philosophy
Conceptual Framework
Program Guides:
Nursing Associate Degree
Transition into Professional Nursing -- accelerated program for Paramedics, Licensed Practical Nurses and Respiratory Therapists\
Applications, Pre Requesites & Test Information:
AD Nursing pre- and co-requisite courses
How to Apply to the AD Nursing Program
AD Nursing Selection Process
TEAS Test Information
Nursing Application Form
Nursing Advisement Sessions (Strongly Recommended):
Flyer with dates
Scholarship Information:
William Murray Scholarship Guidelines
Florida Nursing Student Association (FNSA):
FNSA Website
Daytona State College's FNSA Information
Facebook Link:
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