Admissions and Financial Aid
College is an exciting time. Figuring out which path is right for you and learning how to get on that path can sometimes seem overwhelming. At Good Samaritan College of Nursing and Health Science, our Admissions and Financial Aid team is prepared to walk you through what it takes to become a student at GSC.
As you consider a career in nursing and application to our college, consider your ability to participate fully in an educational program for nursing. The Nursing profession is challenging and with job duties that can change by the minute, RNs need to be ready to perform a variety of tasks. "Standards and Functional Abilities for Nursing Students" has been developed for you to self-assess your readiness for a nursing career.
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Overview
GSC admits students in August and January. Admissions are rolling, based on the date all application materials are received. Students who apply for part-time study may be admitted at other times for selected courses. At this time, there is an increased interest in the field of nursing. Therefore, students may experience a longer delay to enroll in the nursing courses than in general education courses. Upon acceptance, students Will be notified when there are openings available in general education courses.
Waiting List – Delayed Entry
GSC currently has a waiting list for entry to the college. There is a high demand for nursing education. The College rolling admission process and twice-a-year admissions makes predicting entry into the college difficult. Questions about this and possible future enrollment dates should be directed to the admissions office at (513) 862-2743.
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