Palo Alto College ADN: cost, pass rate and local pay
An associate degree in nursing (ADN) in San Antonio, 4 semesters after prerequisites (60 credits).
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Is it a fit for you?
Based on the program's schedule, length and requirements.
- Good fit: You have finished, or can finish, the 4 prerequisite courses.
- Less of a fit: You need a bachelor's degree at graduation.
What it costs
Palo Alto College does not publish a total cost for this program (we checked on Nov 4, 2026). No program cost estimate published. Ask the program directly for its cost sheet; contact details are on its page.
For comparison only, not this program's price: the 31 Texas public community college RN programs that publish a cost range from $4,440 to $18,297, with a median of $10,820. How we compare
The real cost of getting licensed
The program price is not the whole bill. Here is what stands between today and a license, with what we know and what we don't.
| Piece | Cost | Time |
|---|---|---|
| Prerequisites (4 courses, plus an entrance exam) | Data coming soon | Data coming soon |
| Palo Alto College ADN | Data coming soon | 4 semesters after prerequisites (60 credits) |
| Living costs while in school | Not included | |
| Total before living costs | Not yet known | 4 semesters after prerequisites (60 credits) + prerequisites |
We will add typical prerequisite costs at nearby colleges once collected. How we count cost
What nurses earn around San Antonio
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How it compares in the San Antonio area
The 17 programs in the area that lead to an RN license.
Similar programs
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Program facts
- Length
- 4 semesters after prerequisites (60 credits)
- Schedule
- Full time, in person at the South Side Education and Training Center
- Before you apply
- Anatomy and Physiology I and II, Microbiology and Composition I, a 2.6 science GPA, the TEAS and a letter of intent; up to 30 students per cohort.
- Entrance exam
- ATI TEAS 7 (in person, minimum section scores)
- Credential
- Associate Degree in Nursing (ADN), eligible for NCLEX-RN
- Board approval status
- Data coming soon
- Accreditation
- Data coming soon
- Sector
- Public community college
The lowest-cost LVN program ($20,140) costs less than the lowest-cost RN program ($37,080).
Sources and dates
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