Adult & Graduate
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Contact Tabor College Wichita at 1-800-546-8616 or email us tcwinfo@tabor.edu.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions About Adult & Graduate Studies
- What do degree completion programs look like at Tabor College Wichita?
- What entrance requirements are there for Tabor’s undergraduate programs?
- What if I do have 54 credit hours at this point?
- Where is Tabor College Wichita?
- Am I eligible for Federal Financial Aid for Tabor Wichita programs?
- How do I get started at Tabor College Wichita?
RN-BSN Program Questions
- Can I begin the nursing program with few or no college hours?
- I am a C.N.A. or L.P.N.. Can I begin the RN-BSN program?
- I’m a diploma nurse and it’s been a long time since I went to school. Am I eligible to enter the RN-BSN program?
- Are there clinicals in your RN-BSN program?
What do degree completion programs look like at Tabor College Wichita?
At Tabor College Wichita, a degree completion program averages in length from 18 to 29 months. Each program consists of 12 to 17 classes and is considered to be upper level coursework. Classes meet one evening a week for the duration of the program. Credit earned, by program, is as follows:- Business Administration – 56 credit hours
- Business Administration with concentration in Management Accounting – an additional 18 credit hours
- Nursing – 42 credit hours
- Christian Ministry – 52 hours
What entrance requirements are there for Tabor’s undergraduate programs?
An incoming student must have a minimum of 54 credit hours from accredited colleges or universities, a C- or higher in English Composition 1, be out of high school four years or more or have at least 2 years of full time work experience. They must also have a cumulative GPA in previous college coursework of at least 2.0 (Nursing requires a 2.5). Nursing students must meet several other criteria specific to the profession, including an unencumbered license to practice nursing in the state of Kansas.
What if I don’t have 54 credit hours at this point?
TCW offers 1-2-3 classes for anyone with at least 24 college credit hours (including English Composition 1) and a 2.0 GPA. Classes are started throughout the year and are designed to meet both general elective and graduation requirements.
Where is Tabor College Wichita?
Tabor College Wichita is located in Reflection Ridge Plaza on the northwest corner of 21st and Ridge Road in west Wichita. 7348 W. 21st, Suite 117 Wichita, KS 67205 (316) 729-6333Am I eligible for Federal Financial Aid for Tabor Wichita programs?
Tabor College Wichita’s programs are considered half time for Federal Financial Aid purposes. The first step for any student in determining eligibility is to complete a Free Application for Federal Student Aid – either online or in person. Please see the Financial Aid page in this section of the website for more information.
How do I get started at Tabor College Wichita?
Please either call us at (316) 729-6333 or fill out the online inquiry form. The information provided will allow us to better assist you with your individual education situation.
Can I begin the nursing program with few or no college hours?
The program is structured for registered nurses to earn a bachelor’s degree and requires 54 credit hours to begin. Outside of the nursing program, the elective credit options at Tabor College Wichita are a good way to experience the format of adult education.
I am a C.N.A. or L.P.N.. Can I begin the RN-BSN program?
Unfortunately, no – but please contact us so we can assist you in selecting a different type of program to match your educational needs and that will lead to finishing a BSN degree at Tabor College Wichita.
I’m a diploma nurse and it’s been a long time since I went to school. Am I eligible to enter the RN-BSN program?
Yes, admission of an RN with a Diploma in Nursing student who has graduated from a NLN or NLNAC accredited diploma program and has RN experience of 1,000 hours in the last 3 years will receive 36 hours of lower level credit to held in escrow until graduation requirements are met. Nurses who have not been actively practicing as an RN and do not meet the above criteria must complete and pass an RN refresher course prior to admission into the program.
Are there clinicals in your RN-BSN program?
Yes. We have two modules which require clinical work outside of class. Nursing in the Community (NUR 420) is a 3 credit hour course meeting 6 weeks that has a 60 hour requirement for work outside of the class time. We work with you to set up something that is of interest for you with Preceptors of that particular organization or health agency. The second module is Advanced Concepts of Nursing Leadership and Management (NUR 450). It is a 2 credit hour course meeting for 4 weeks and has a 40 hour work requirement outside of class. The instructors of the course and Chair of the Nursing Department will work with you to set up a Preceptor arrangement that meets your interest and available time.
