SESSION OVERVIEW

Applicants to Bristol’s Dental Hygiene, Medical Assisting, Medical Laboratory Science (formerly Clinical Laboratory Science), Nursing, Occupational Therapy Assistant, and Phlebotomy programs must attend one Health Science Information Session related to their program of interest to be considered for admission and are encouraged to do so well in advance of the program’s priority application deadline.

These sessions cover a full overview of the program and academic requirements for admission consideration (including testing, where applicable), and provide an opportunity to ask questions. Each session is one hour and begins promptly on time.

Sessions are hosted in Zoom, and registered students receive an email with login instructions the day of the scheduled event from an Admissions Coordinator.

REGISTRATION INSTRUCTIONS

Already applied to a selective program for 2024? To ensure that your attendance at a session is recorded with your application, login to your application portal. Click on the Health Science Information Session item (in blue). This will bring you to the registration page.

Planning to apply to a selective program for 2024? We encourage you to do so by clicking here. Once you've applied, you can follow the instructions above to sign-up for a session.

Interested in attending a session BEFORE you apply? Sign up for a session following the directions below. If you do apply, reach out to Admissions@BristolCC.edu to let us know you attended a session. (That way we can confirm it's included with your record!)

NOTE | If your program of interest does not have an upcoming session available, please check back! We add more sessions regularly.

Remember! Register for a session related to your program of interest. Attending a session for one program does not meet the application requirement for another program.

1. Select the event that interests you.
2. Complete the registration form. Once registered, continue to check your email for important information and details about the event, including guidance on requesting accommodations.