TWO OPTIONS TO CHOOSE FROM
4 LEVELS WITHIN BOTH OPTIONS, SAME COURSEWORK
Full-Time Program
The full-time program is a 12-month program and starts in January and September of each year. Classes meet each week Monday to Thursday from 7:00 AM to 3:00 PM. Regular daylight clinical and simulation hours are 6:30 AM to 2:30 PM, however, are subject to change per clinical site.
Part-Time Program
The part-time program is an 18-month program. Classes meet on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings from 5:00 PM to 9:30 PM and meet approximately two weekends a month. Saturday and Sunday daylight classroom hours are from 7:00 AM to 3:00 PM; weekend clinical and simulation hours are 6:30 AM to 2:30 PM, however, are subject to change per clinical site.
ADMISSIONS PROCESS
All documents from the admissions process must be submitted prior to the enrollment process.
Lenape Technical School Practical Nursing has the right to change the admissions process and enrollment process at any time.
1. Application.
Complete the application by using the link below:
https://survey.starscampus.com/SRV020.pgm?SN=qF4iJU6hvkgZfpy&SelComp=LENP&SelSchool=002
2. Official copies of either your High School Transcript or GED Documentation.
Official copies of your High School transcript should come directly from the high school you attended. High school transcripts can be emailed directly to the Program Secretary or mailed directly to the LPN Program at 104 Armstrong Street, Suite B, Ford City, PA 16226.
Official GED documentation should be emailed directly to the Program Secretary from DiplomaSender.com. You will need to send both your High School Equivalency Transcript and Commonwealth Secondary School Diploma.
3. FBI Federal Criminal History Record (Fingerprint Clearance).
All potential students are required to get their FBI Federal Criminal History Record completed using our school services code. *If you are interested in beginning the part-time program, please reach out to the Program Secretary on when to complete this step of the admissions process.*
To register, go to https://uenroll.identogo.com. Enter service code, 1KG6NX, to get started. Click “Schedule or Manage Appointment”. Enter requested information and schedule an appointment. (You may schedule your fingerprinting to be completed at a site convenient for you.) For additional help, call 855-845-7434. You will need to provide our office with the receipt and/or email from Identogo.
Note: You will not get an official copy of your FBI Federal Criminal History Record; you will only receive a one-time open unofficial copy through email. If the website requests a purpose for your clearance, choose employment, student, or the most appropriate selection from the list. This clearance is not for volunteering.
Submit your receipt and/or email from Identogo using the link below:
https://survey.starscampus.com/SRV020.pgm?SN=sGreTJ9oHNEMRgO&SelComp=LENP&SelSchool=002
4. Entrance Exam.
There are four ways to complete this step; by either taking the ATI TEAS Exam, taking the SAT Exam, taking the ACT Exam, or submitting official college credits. Any of the four ways are to be completed prior to enrollment. See the details below on these four ways to complete this step.
ATI TEAS Exam:
This exam has a total of 170 questions allowing 209 minutes to take the whole exam. Questions consist of multiple choice, multiple select (select all that apply), fill in the blank, ordered response and hot spots. Subjects included in the exam are Reading (45 questions with a 55-minute time limit), Mathematics (38 questions with a 57-minute time limit), Science (50 questions with a 60-minute time limit), & English and Language Usage (37-questions with a 37-minute time limit).
Potential students must obtain a total score of 50 or a minimum score of 45 accompanied by a reading score of 60 or higher.
To register for the ATI TEAS Exam, visit https://atitesting.com/teas/register
* Previous ATI TEAS Exam scores can be accepted if they were taken within the past two years. You must request through ATI that your scores be sent to our school.
Submit your ATI TEAS Exam results using the link below:
https://survey.starscampus.com/SRV020.pgm?SN=AoJPKzND4FbT7ZQ&SelComp=LENP&SelSchool=002
SAT Exam:
Previous SAT Exam scores can be accepted if they were taken within the past two years. Potential students are required to have a score of 480 or higher in Math and 480 or higher in Reading.
Submit your SAT Exam scores using the link below:
https://survey.starscampus.com/SRV020.pgm?SN=AoJPKzND4FbT7ZQ&SelComp=LENP&SelSchool=002
ACT Exam:
Previous SAT Exam scores can be accepted if they were taken within the past two years. Potential students are required to have a score of 18 or higher in English, 21 or higher in Reading and 24 or higher in Natural Science.
Submit your ACT Exam scores using the link below:
https://survey.starscampus.com/SRV020.pgm?SN=AoJPKzND4FbT7ZQ&SelComp=LENP&SelSchool=002
College Credits:
Potential students must have at least 30 completed credits with a GPA of 2.2 or higher.
Official copies of your college transcript(s) should come directly from the college(s) you attended. College transcripts can be emailed directly to the Program Secretary or mailed directly to the LPN Program at 104 Armstrong Street, Suite B, Ford City, PA 16226.
WHAT TO EXPECT AFTER COMPLETING THE ADMISSIONS PROCESS
Once all the necessary documents for the admissions process are submitted to the office, and we have received your official FBI Clearance results and they have been reviewed by the coordinator, you will be called in for an enrollment meeting to move onto the enrollment process. At the enrollment meeting you will be required to pay a $250 registration fee (payments made by check or money order only). During the enrollment meeting you can expect to discuss the LPN Program more in depth and additional paperwork to be completed during your enrollment process. All paperwork needing to be completed during the enrollment process must be completed prior to the start of classes.
*If you require any special accommodation, we ask that you bring any paperwork regarding your accommodation at the start of the enrollment process.
FINANCIAL AID
Lenape Technical School Practical Nursing Program participates in various financial programs to provide assistance to students who are in financial need. Every student must create a login at www.studentaid.gov and apply for the current year FAFSA. Potential students will receive detailed instructions at their first meeting with our Financial Aid Officer. We ask that you wait to receive these instructions before completing your FAFSA. During your meeting with the Financial Aid Officer, it will also be determined whether you should pursue any state funded programs or apply for any loans at that time.
Please do not hesitate to reach out to the Program Secretary if you have any further questions.