New Hampshire Nursing School Application Tracker (Updated Weekly)

New Hampshire Nursing School Application Tracker, updated weekly: nursing students in scrubs with the White Mountains and a covered bridge and the New Hampshire outline

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New Hampshire’s public college nursing programs only take applications at set times, and every college runs on its own calendar. Miss a window and you could wait months. We track every LPN and RN program so you don’t have to.

Last checked Nov 7, 2026 · Confirm dates with the college before applying.

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  • ● Open nowNHTI – Concord’s Community CollegeRegistered nursing (ADN) · ConcordEarly action deadline is Nov 30, 2026 and the priority deadline is Feb 1, 2027; after that, applications are considered through May 1, 2027 if space allows. ATI TEAS total score of at least 66%. Admission is by cumulative points (high school prerequisites, college courses, exam scores, references) with a prioritized waitlist.See dates and apply →
  • ● Open nowRiver Valley Community CollegeLPN to RN – Bridge · ClaremontPreferred deadline is Nov 30; complete applications are then reviewed until seats fill or Feb 15, with acceptance notices by March 1. NLN NACE exam referenced. Competitive due to limited seats.See dates and apply →
  • ● Open nowLakes Region Community CollegeRegistered nursing (ADN) · LaconiaEarly application deadline is Dec 15 and the regular deadline is Feb 1 for fall 2027 admission. ATI TEAS total score of 66% or higher, in person only, with scores received by 11:59 PM Feb 1. Points-based ranking using science courses, TEAS, GPA (from 2.5), an essay, and healthcare credentials or military medic experience.See dates and apply →

Plus 8 more open programs in the full tracker below.

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From the dean’s desk

Nursing is a very difficult but rewarding career. Most people start and end their lives under a nurse’s care. Best of luck to you as you start your journey to one of the world’s most honorable and needed careers.

— Lester Burkes, Dean of Trades, Transportation & Apprenticeship

Studying for the entrance exam? Try our free TEAS practice tests. Already in school? Practice with our free NCLEX-PN practice test.

New Hampshire nursing school application tracker

StatusCollegeProgramLocationScheduleWhat we foundApply
🟢 Open nowNHTI – Concord’s Community CollegeRegistered nursing (ADN)Concord · Capital RegionFull-time, four semesters, fall start; clinicals may be day, evening or weekendEarly action deadline is Nov 30, 2026 and the priority deadline is Feb 1, 2027; after that, applications are considered through May 1, 2027 if space allows. ATI TEAS total score of at least 66%. Admission is by cumulative points (high school prerequisites, college courses, exam scores, references) with a prioritized waitlist.Apply
🟢 Open nowRiver Valley Community CollegeLPN to RN – BridgeClaremont · Upper Valley & MonadnockSummer start (bridge course), then fall and springPreferred deadline is Nov 30; complete applications are then reviewed until seats fill or Feb 15, with acceptance notices by March 1. NLN NACE exam referenced. Competitive due to limited seats.Apply
🟢 Open nowRiver Valley Community CollegeRegistered nursing (ADN)Claremont · Upper Valley & MonadnockIn person with online components; Claremont or Keene; fall startFor priority acceptance, finish application steps by Dec 31 of the year before entry (Dec 31, 2026 for fall 2027). TEAS composite of at least 66.0; TEAS dates are offered on campus through Dec 14, 2026. Highly competitive point system (max 39) using TEAS section scores, science courses and RVCC courses.Apply
🟢 Open nowLakes Region Community CollegeRegistered nursing (ADN)Laconia · Lakes RegionFall startEarly application deadline is Dec 15 and the regular deadline is Feb 1 for fall 2027 admission. ATI TEAS total score of 66% or higher, in person only, with scores received by 11:59 PM Feb 1. Points-based ranking using science courses, TEAS, GPA (from 2.5), an essay, and healthcare credentials or military medic experience.Apply
🟢 Open nowRiver Valley Community CollegeLPN to RN – Direct entryClaremont · Upper Valley & MonadnockFall start, two semesters of nursingPreferred deadline is Dec 31; applications are reviewed until seats fill or March 1, with notification by April 1. No entrance test listed; selection weighs liberal arts course grades, PN course grades and overall GPA (C or better required).Apply
🟢 Open nowNHTI – Concord’s Community CollegeLPN to RNConcord · Capital RegionStarts each May; Summer, Fall, SpringThe LPN to RN Completion deadline is Jan 8, 2027 for summer 2027 entry. NLN NACE I (Foundations of Nursing) minimum score of 74, which also awards 11 credits. Admission is by cumulative points with a prioritized waitlist; complete applications received by the deadline get preference.Apply
🟢 Open nowManchester Community CollegeLPN to RNManchester · Southern NHHybrid; May start, runs through the following springFor current LPNs only. The completed nursing application is due Jan 15 for summer (May) entry; first-semester non-nursing courses must be done by Jan 15. NLN NACE I (Foundations of Nursing) minimum 70%, two attempts per year. Competitive points system using courses, grades and NACE score; two MCC reference forms required.Apply
🟢 Open nowGreat Bay Community CollegeRegistered nursing (ADN)Portsmouth · SeacoastFall startNursing applications must be complete by Feb 1 for the fall class; only complete files are reviewed after the deadline. ATI TEAS total score of at least 66%, taken in person (waived for active LPNs). Special consideration points for A&P with C+ or better, health occupations background and healthcare certifications.Apply
🟢 Open nowManchester Community CollegeRegistered nursing (ADN)Manchester · Southern NHFull-time, fall startApplications and all requirements are due Feb 1, 2027 for fall 2027 entry; decisions come out in early March. ATI TEAS total score of at least 66%, taken in person (remote scores not accepted). Selection is competitive by a points system using courses, grades and TEAS; 80 seats for fall 2027 plus a waitlist of up to 30.Apply
🟢 Open nowNashua Community CollegeRegistered nursing (ADN)Nashua · Southern NHFull-time, fall startAll application requirements are due Feb 1, 2027 for fall entry, and a nursing information session is required. ATI TEAS average of 66% or higher, taken in person. Selection is by cumulative points (courses, grades, TEAS, references); qualified applicants not chosen go on a prioritized waitlist.Apply
🟢 Open nowWhite Mountains Community CollegeRegistered nursing (ADN)Berlin · North CountryFull-time or part-time; four semesters, fall startApplications must be complete by Feb 1, with TEAS scores received by 11:59 PM that day. ATI TEAS composite of at least 60.0%, in person and proctored. Competitive by admission rubric (courses, grades, TEAS, references) with a prioritized waitlist.Apply
🟠 ConfirmingLakes Region Community CollegeLPN to RNLaconia · Lakes RegionSpring (January) entry into Nursing IIThe LPN-to-RN page lists a Dec 15 deadline for spring entry into Nursing II, but ties it to a January 2024 start, so the current cycle is unconfirmed. NLN NACE I minimum 74% (no TEAS); requires an unencumbered NH LPN license, B- or better in nursing courses, and a meeting with the nursing chair.Apply
🟠 ConfirmingWhite Mountains Community CollegeLPN to RNBerlin · North CountryAdvanced placement into second semester, seat-dependentLPNs may transfer into the second semester if seats are available; no deadline is posted. Requires ATI Drug Calculations 80%, ATI LPN Comprehensive Predictor 68%, skills check-offs and a meeting with the nursing chair.Apply
⚪ Not posted yetGreat Bay Community CollegeLPN to RNPortsmouth · SeacoastAdvanced placement into Nursing IIIThe LPN advanced placement pathway is under departmental review and not accepting applications as of summer 2026. When open it required a current LPN license and NLN NACE I of 74% or better, with a May 1 deadline on a space-available basis.Apply
⚪ Not posted yetNashua Community CollegeLPN to RNNashua · Southern NHSpring start only (Advanced Placement Nursing)The Advanced Placement deadline for LPNs and nursing transfer students was Nov 1, 2026 and has passed; the next deadline is not posted yet. LPNs need NLN NACE I (Foundations of Nursing) at 74% or higher plus Psychology, Human Growth & Development and A&P I and II. Admission is on a space-available basis.Apply
⚪ Not posted yetRiver Valley Community CollegePractical nursing (LPN)Keene · Upper Valley & MonadnockJanuary start; two full days a week; Keene, Lebanon, and at Nashua, White Mountains and Manchester community collegesApplications were due Sept 30 of the year before entry (Sept 30, 2026 for the January 2027 class) and notices go out by Oct 31; that window has closed and the next is not posted. TEAS minimums: Reading 69.0, Math 63.3, Science 43.8, English 56.6. Ranked out of 29 points from TEAS and prerequisite courses.Apply

Not listed: private and for-profit nursing schools, BSN-only university programs, and hospital diploma programs.

How New Hampshire nursing admissions work

  • Selection varies by college. Many programs rank applicants by points (prerequisite grades, entrance test scores, healthcare experience). Others admit first-come or from a waitlist. Each card says what the college lists.
  • Entrance tests vary. New Hampshire programs in this tracker use the ATI TEAS or an NLN exam, and some use none. Check each card above.
  • Prerequisites must be done (or nearly done) by the deadline. Many colleges also want official transcripts by a set date.
  • Some colleges post the same deadline every year without a year. We show the date as the college lists it. Confirm with the college before you plan around it.
  • Apply to more than one. Because the windows fall at different times, you can apply to several colleges in the same year.

Tips while you wait for a window to open

  • Finish anatomy and physiology, microbiology and English early. They’re the most common prerequisites.
  • If your programs use the TEAS, take a practice test now so you have time to retake it before the deadline.
  • Get your CNA or another healthcare job. It’s experience, and some programs award points for it.
  • Attend an info session. Some colleges give points for it, and you’ll learn exactly how they rank applicants.

We built this tracker from each college’s official nursing pages. If you work at one of these colleges and see something out of date, let us know and we’ll fix it.

Lester Burkes

About the author

Lester Burkes

Lester is the Dean of Trades, Transportation and Apprenticeship at Clover Park Technical College in Lakewood, Washington, where he oversees nine trades programs and two apprenticeships. He’s a U.S. Army veteran and former Army diesel mechanic, taught Diesel and Heavy Equipment Technology at Bates Technical College from 2016 to 2021, and founded CPTC’s Eastside Training Center, growing it from 3 students to more than 400. He holds a Master of Education from the University of Washington Tacoma.

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