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Begin your journey toward becoming a registered nurse by completing the application for Utah Tech’s AASN program. Ensure you meet all program requirements and submit the required materials before the application deadline.
Utah Tech AASN program equips LPNs, paramedics, and military medics to become RNs through rigorous in‑person labs, simulations, clinicals, and hybrid coursework—ready for NCLEX‑RN in just two semesters. (This is a face-to-face program. There are no online, remote, or distance learning options available.)
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Applicants need current LPN, paramedic, or military medic licensure/certification, complete required science and English prerequisites, and submit all pre‑admission forms. See FAQs for detailed info on GPA, exams, and deadlines.
The Utah Tech University Associate of Applied Science in Nursing (AASN) program admits 40 students each fall and spring semester. Review important dates and admissions timelines.
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“Utah Tech’s Nursing Program has given me the access and skills to do what I love: practice as a Registered Nurse. The program’s faculty ensures that all students are educated, prepared for the NCLEX, and develop the mental fortitude required for critical thinking and competency. Utah Tech helped me transition smoothly from the classroom to clinical practice.”
“The program is designed so that Paramedics and Licensed Practical Nurses both work together to learn from each other. This was really helpful as our LPN classmates added their experiences and helped Paramedics transition to the nursing environment. Paramedics also shared their critical care experiences to help LPNs understand emergent situations related to critical care. Together, we learned as professional nurses, RN’s do exercise autonomy that leads to greater patient advocacy and improved clinical outcomes.”
Begin your journey toward becoming a registered nurse by completing the application for Utah Tech’s AASN program. Ensure you meet all program requirements and submit the required materials before the application deadline.
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