Prospective Students
Below is information that prospective students will find useful as they consider whether to matriculate at Roxborough Memorial Hospital School of Nursing.
In addition to completing the Application for Admission, applicants will be required to submit official transcripts from all schools attended (including high school), two signed letters of recommendation, attend an open house information session, and show proficiency in the ATI TEAS examination within two attempts.
Admission decisions are made at regularly scheduled Admission Committee meetings throughout the year.
Receipt of admission documents is tracked on the applicant portal on SONIS. It is the applicant’s responsibility to ensure that all required documents are submitted.
The Applicant Checklist will be a useful tool for this. Once all required documents are received, the application will be reviewed by the Admission Committee at the next scheduled date.
- Click on Apply
- Enter your email
- Create a password consisting of 6 numbers
- Click on Submit
- You will then receive an email with an assigned username
- Clear your browser
- Go back into the school’s site
- Click on “Apply Online” then “Continue an Application in Progress” with your assigned username and the pin you created
Health and Background Requirements:
Accepted students will be required to provide proof of several immunizations including COVID-19, obtain necessary bloodwork and a history and physical at Roxborough Urgent Care. In addition, accepted students will be required to complete State and Federal Background checks and obtain and maintain CPR certification.
More information regarding the Health and Background requirements will be given upon acceptance to the program.
The Americans with Disability Act (ADA)
Roxborough Memorial Hospital School of Nursing is committed to supporting students with documented disabilities in their pursuit of an education. The school will attempt to address all reasonable accommodation requested by the student. “Reasonable Accommodations” as stipulated by the American Disability Act (ADA), are determined through formal assessment.