General Nursing Students
Contact Us!
Altus: (580) 477-7830
Lawton: (580) 477-7985
Elk City: (580) 477-7980
nursing@wosc.edu
Since 1981, the Western Oklahoma State College Nursing Program has maintained an outstanding success rate for preparing qualified nurses. Our goal is to ensure that, after completing the program, students are capable of passing the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX-RN).
COURSES TO TAKE
- Biology (if ACT Science score is below 21)
- College Algebra *
- General Chemistry *
- Human Anatomy *
- Physiology
- General Psychology
- English Comp I
- English Comp II
- American History
- Federal Government
*Must be complete before applying to the nursing program.
WOSC Students interested in the Nursing Program must complete the prerequisite semester prior to admission to the program.
General Student Process
- Complete and submit an online application to Western @ www.wosc.edu/enroll
- Complete prerequisite courses. Human anatomy, college algebra and general chemistry must be complete before applying to the nursing program.
- Take the pre-nursing exam.
- Complete online nursing program application for Western Oklahoma State College.
FORMS
WOSC pre-nursing students are strongly encouraged to make an appointment with their nursing faculty advisor at least once a semester. Appointments can be made by calling any of our campuses or emailing one of the advisors closest to your hometown: Altus Site Lawton Site Elk City SiteContact Us
580.477.7830
580.477.7985
580.477.7980
Fax # 1-580-477-7862
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Western Oklahoma State College, established as Altus Junior College in 1926, is the oldest original municipal two-year college still in existence in Oklahoma...
[About WOSC]Vision
Western Oklahoma State College aspires to be the outstanding and innovative community college known for its focus on student success and its service to community and regional development.Mission
The mission of Western Oklahoma State College is to provide high quality education while ensuring equity, supporting student success, and empowering individuals to become productive members of diverse local, regional, and global communities.