Nursing Programs
NEW! -- Check out our new program
Spring Start AAS: Nursing (RN) Hybrid Evenings & Weekends
Are you a working LPN who wants to advance your degree, but can't commit to attending a Monday through Friday in-person daytime nursing program? If so, check out our Spring-Start AAS: Nursing (RN) Program available at all three campus locations that features hybrid evening courses and weekend clinicals, placed regionally near our campuses.
Applications for Spring 2025 are available now. Application review will begin in October.
Complete this program in as few as two semesters and take advantage of NCCC scholarship programs available to all students!
For more information call 888-TRY-NCCC or email admissions@nccc.edu
If you’re our kind of student, you’re looking for a special environment, a no-nonsense
place where you’re not just a number. At North Country Community College, we offer
a supportive atmosphere where you can find small class sizes, plenty of academic support,
and a hands-on approach to the nursing profession.
Our programs give you the opportunity to complete the requirements to become a registered professional nurse (RN) in two years - first completing the requirements to become a licensed practical nurse (LPN) in one year, with an option to complete the RN requirements in a second, two-semester course.
This unique career-ladder design lets you build your career, and education, without
repeating previous courses. Once you complete this second, two-semester course, you’ll
be eligible to take the state’s licensing exam to become a registered nurse and be
prepared to transfer to a four-year school to complete your bachelor’s degree. 
At North Country, you will receive an affordable, competitive, quality education in a uniquely supportive collegiate environment. Our faculty are not only your instructors, they're the ones who will support you when you face a challenge, make sure you feel ready for your next test, and know when something outside of school is bugging you and why.
It is our mission to develop skilled nurses who embody the best qualities of the profession: caring, integrity, and advocacy. Graduates of our program will be equipped to make an immediate impact in their community.
Learn more about our AAS Nursing (RN) and PN programs
*Mandatory Professional Licensure Disclosures:
SUNY's academic programs leading to licensure or certification are carefully designed
to meet and exceed New York state requirements. Other states frequently have their
own requirements, so if your goal is to practice in another state we encourage you
to contact the Nursing Program Director to see what each state requires. Click here for more information regarding state licensure requirements.
- Academic Calendar
- Clinical Sites
- Curriculum Plan
- Facilities
- Library Resources for Nursing
- Program Learning Outcomes
- Standards and Policies
- Nursing Requirements Checklist and Forms (ADN-Fall Start)
- Nursing Requirements Checklist and Forms (ADN-Spring Start)
- Nursing Requirements Checklist and Forms (PN Certificate)
Nursing education has been at the core of the college's mission since it was founded more than 50 years ago. North Country offers a supportive atmosphere where you can find small class sizes, plenty of academic assistance, and a hands-on approach to the nursing profession. Learn more about the program in this video:
Reflections on Studying Nursing at NCCC
By Ashley Herd, AAS Nursing, 2019
"The support I’ve felt from the nursing community makes me feel like I’ve found the career path that’s perfect for a person who has never found contentment in complacency, who seeks challenge and thrives in a learning environment."
