The Ellmer School of Nursing welcomes military applicants interested in obtaining a Bachelors of Science in Nursing from Â鶹´«Ã½. Nationally accredited and state approved, the BSN program consists of 120 - 126 semester credits; 66 credits are in the nursing major and 54-60 credits in the liberal arts and sciences fulfill the university's general education program.
Military applicants should contact the coordinator of Military Services at 757-683-4790 for assistance in processing your university application. For specific questions about the nursing program, email Suzanne Van Orden at svanorde@odu.edu. See below for application guidelines specific to each military branch. Please review the process specific to your branch of service.
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The STA-21 program is designed for currently active-duty enlisted sailors seeking selection for a military enlisting commissioning program to become commissioned officers. These sailors work with their STA-21 programs to complete their military packet. The Ellmer School of Nursing provides required degree plans for eligible BSN students.Â
For the STA-21 admissions process, please follow these steps:
STEP 1: Determine eligibility
Determine eligibility by reviewing the following requirements:
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A 3.5 minimum GPA from 7 prerequisite courses:
- Written Comm. Skills (ENGL 110C) - 3 credits
- Mathematical Skills (STAT 130M) - 3 credits
- Developmental Psychology (PSYC 203S) - 3 credits
- Introduction to Sociology (SOC201S) - 3 credits
- CHEM105/106N or CHEM 121/122N - 4 credits
- Microbiology (BIO 103) - 4 credits
- Human Anatomy I (BIO 250) - 4 credits
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Score of 80 or higher on the HESI A2 ()
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Minimum of 30 credit hours completed.
STEP 2: Complete the Application
Once you meet the eligibility requirements, complete the Prelicensure Nursing Application.
STEP 3: Submit your application
Submit your application to Â鶹´«Ã½ Ellmer School of Nursing via the directions on Undergraduate Admission and allow a minimum of 3-4 weeks for the creation of your Conditional Letter of Acceptance and Degree Plan for your military packet.
STEP 4: Notify the Ellmer School of Nursing
If selected for the military program, notify the Ellmer School of Nursing contacts immediately for further instructions.
The Medical Enlisted Commissioning Program (MECP) allows enlisted sailors in the Navy an opportunity to earn an entry level degree in nursing and be appointed as an officer in the Navy in the Nursing Corp. To be considered for the program you must meet the minimum requirements and submit an application package to Naval Medical Education and Training Command (NMETC.). The Ellmer School of Nursing provides degree plans for eligible BSN students.
To apply to our program and request a conditional letter of acceptance and BSN degree plan for your packet, AECP, STA-21 and MECP applications should follow the steps below.
STEP 1:Â Determine Eligibility
Determine eligibility by reviewing the following requirements:
-
A 3.5 minimum GPA from 7 prerequisite courses:
- Written Comm. Skills (ENGL 110C) - 3 credits
- Mathematical Skills (STAT 130M) - 3 credits
- Developmental Psychology (PSYC 203S) - 3 credits
- Introduction to Sociology (SOC201S) - 3 credits
- CHEM105/106N or CHEM 121/122N - 4 credits
- Microbiology (BIO 103) - 4 credits
- Human Anatomy I (BIO 250) - 4 credits
-
Score of 80 or higher on the HESI A2 ()
-
Minimum of 30 credit hours completed.
STEP 2: Complete the Application
Once you meet the eligibility requirements, complete the Prelicensure Nursing Application.
STEP 3: Submit your application
Submit your application to Â鶹´«Ã½ Ellmer School of Nursing via the directions on Undergraduate Admission and allow a minimum of 3-4 weeks for the creation of your Conditional Letter of Acceptance and Degree Plan for your military packet.
STEP 4: Notify the Ellmer School of Nursing
If selected for the military program, notify the Ellmer School of Nursing contacts immediately for further instructions.
The Nurse Candidate Program (NCP) is a financial assistance program for students enrolled in a baccalaureate nursing program. Upon completion of degree requirements, the student must accept a commission as a Nurse Corps (NC) officer. Prospective Students work with the Navy Nurse Corps recruiter, LTJG Sutarto Seong. Navy applicants work with the medical program recruiter to determine eligibility for the program. Â鶹´«Ã½ Ellmer School of Nursing provides degree plans for selected students.
For more information, contact the Norfolk Medical Officer Recruiters:
LT Sutarto Soeng, RN, BSN, NC, USN
US Navy Medical Officer Recruiter
7726 Hampton Blvd
Norfolk VA 23505
Cell: 757-353-5122
sutarto.soeng1@navy.mil
PO1 Donald J. Owens
U.S. Navy Medical Officer Recruiter
Navy Officer Recruiting Station Norfolk
7726 Hampton BLVD
Norfolk, VA 23505
Office:757-248-3066
Cell: 757-759-1790
Donald.j.owens23.mil@us.navy.mil
Air Force ROTC
Air Force ROTC for nursing is not currently available at Â鶹´«Ã½.
Navy ROTC
Pease contact the Navy ROTC Office at Â鶹´«Ã½.
Army ROTC
Please contact the Army ROTC Office at Â鶹´«Ã½.
The STA-21 program is designed for currently active-duty enlisted sailors seeking selection for a military enlisting commissioning program to become commissioned officers. These sailors work with their STA-21 programs to complete their military packet. The Ellmer School of Nursing provides required degree plans for eligible BSN students.Â
For the STA-21 admissions process, please follow these steps:
STEP 1: Determine eligibility
Determine eligibility by reviewing the following requirements:
-
A 3.5 minimum GPA from 7 prerequisite courses:
- Written Comm. Skills (ENGL 110C) - 3 credits
- Mathematical Skills (STAT 130M) - 3 credits
- Developmental Psychology (PSYC 203S) - 3 credits
- Introduction to Sociology (SOC201S) - 3 credits
- CHEM105/106N or CHEM 121/122N - 4 credits
- Microbiology (BIO 103) - 4 credits
- Human Anatomy I (BIO 250) - 4 credits
-
Score of 80 or higher on the HESI A2 ()
-
Minimum of 30 credit hours completed.
STEP 2: Complete the Application
Once you meet the eligibility requirements, complete the Prelicensure Nursing Application.
STEP 3: Submit your application
Submit your application to Â鶹´«Ã½ Ellmer School of Nursing via the directions on Undergraduate Admission and allow a minimum of 3-4 weeks for the creation of your Conditional Letter of Acceptance and Degree Plan for your military packet.
STEP 4: Notify the Ellmer School of Nursing
If selected for the military program, notify the Ellmer School of Nursing contacts immediately for further instructions.
The Medical Enlisted Commissioning Program (MECP) allows enlisted sailors in the Navy an opportunity to earn an entry level degree in nursing and be appointed as an officer in the Navy in the Nursing Corp. To be considered for the program you must meet the minimum requirements and submit an application package to Naval Medical Education and Training Command (NMETC.). The Ellmer School of Nursing provides degree plans for eligible BSN students.
To apply to our program and request a conditional letter of acceptance and BSN degree plan for your packet, AECP, STA-21 and MECP applications should follow the steps below.
STEP 1:Â Determine Eligibility
Determine eligibility by reviewing the following requirements:
-
A 3.5 minimum GPA from 7 prerequisite courses:
- Written Comm. Skills (ENGL 110C) - 3 credits
- Mathematical Skills (STAT 130M) - 3 credits
- Developmental Psychology (PSYC 203S) - 3 credits
- Introduction to Sociology (SOC201S) - 3 credits
- CHEM105/106N or CHEM 121/122N - 4 credits
- Microbiology (BIO 103) - 4 credits
- Human Anatomy I (BIO 250) - 4 credits
-
Score of 80 or higher on the HESI A2 ()
-
Minimum of 30 credit hours completed.
STEP 2: Complete the Application
Once you meet the eligibility requirements, complete the Prelicensure Nursing Application.
STEP 3: Submit your application
Submit your application to Â鶹´«Ã½ Ellmer School of Nursing via the directions on Undergraduate Admission and allow a minimum of 3-4 weeks for the creation of your Conditional Letter of Acceptance and Degree Plan for your military packet.
STEP 4: Notify the Ellmer School of Nursing
If selected for the military program, notify the Ellmer School of Nursing contacts immediately for further instructions.
The Nurse Candidate Program (NCP) is a financial assistance program for students enrolled in a baccalaureate nursing program. Upon completion of degree requirements, the student must accept a commission as a Nurse Corps (NC) officer. Prospective Students work with the Navy Nurse Corps recruiter, LTJG Sutarto Seong. Navy applicants work with the medical program recruiter to determine eligibility for the program. Â鶹´«Ã½ Ellmer School of Nursing provides degree plans for selected students.
For more information, contact the Norfolk Medical Officer Recruiters:
LT Sutarto Soeng, RN, BSN, NC, USN
US Navy Medical Officer Recruiter
7726 Hampton Blvd
Norfolk VA 23505
Cell: 757-353-5122
sutarto.soeng1@navy.mil
PO1 Donald J. Owens
U.S. Navy Medical Officer Recruiter
Navy Officer Recruiting Station Norfolk
7726 Hampton BLVD
Norfolk, VA 23505
Office:757-248-3066
Cell: 757-759-1790
Donald.j.owens23.mil@us.navy.mil
Air Force ROTC
Air Force ROTC for nursing is not currently available at Â鶹´«Ã½.
Navy ROTC
Pease contact the Navy ROTC Office at Â鶹´«Ã½.
Army ROTC
Please contact the Army ROTC Office at Â鶹´«Ã½.
Contacts
Chief Academic Advisor
Suzanne Van Orden MSN, MS Ed, RN
Senior Lecturer
svanorde@odu.edu
Undergraduate Program Coordinator
Jade Hicks
jcopher@odu.edu