Documents

• Applicant Checklist
• First Generation to Attend College Documentation
• Language Proficiency Verification

Apply

1. All application requirements must be completed before submitting a program application (Academic Summary Form).
2. Meet with an Allied Health Counselor to review courses completed outside of State Center Community College District at least one month prior to the application period. Course outlines or syllabi will be required. Call the Allied Health Division office at 559.244.2604 to make an appointment.
3. Review and understand Application Timeline
4. Complete Academic Summary Form (ASF). Follow all instructions listed in the Applicant Checklist. Workshops are available if you require any assistance with the ASF.  The Online ASF is available during the application period (see dates below).  Apply using online ASF.
5. Submit completed ASF and required supplemental documents to the Allied Health Division office (HS-1). Processing of application will be terminated if considered incomplete.
6. Check Application for status updates.
   • Log back into your ASF by selecting applicable "Continue Application" option to view application status.
   • If you are "Eligible" for the lottery, you will see a tab labeled "Lottery Status" with your status posted.  
   • If you are "Selected", you must accept or decline your placement within a week of the date results are posted.
7. Check Application Timeline for response deadlines.
8. Check SCCCD Student Email.

Students interested in the Registered Nursing Program must complete all application requirements before submitting a program application (Academic Summary Form). Please meet with a Nursing Counselor for assistance.

Check our Catalog for recommended sequence of courses.  To see upcoming classes, visit the Schedule of Classes.

The Traditional Registered Nursing program begins in the Fall & Spring semester each year. FCC utilizes a Multiple Criteria Selection (MCS) process for admission into the Registered Nursing Program. The MCS process is a point based system. The points earned from the criteria determine a student’s eligibility to participate in the lottery selection process.

Students will be required to reapply each semester. The number of times a student has participated in the lottery will not be counted.

This process is student driven, which means applicants are responsible for supplying all transcripts and supplemental documentation required, as well as keeping the Registered Nursing Department informed of any changes in applicant name, address, and/or phone number. To be eligible for the RN program the online Academic Summary Form must be completed and all transcripts and supplemental documents included.