Take the first steps to becoming a licensed practical nurse.

The Test of Essential Academic Skills (TEAS Test) is a standardized, multiple choice exam for students entering into nursing school. It is often used to determine the ability of potential students to adjust to a nursing program. The test is created and administered by ATI (Assessment Technologies Institute, LLC).

Please arrive at Hunter by 3:30 p.m. to sign in for a 4:00 p.m. test start time. The exam may take up to four hours to complete. The cost is $107 plus tax. Please call Jacquelyn Rudjord at 631.569.7702 for details or email her for more information or to ask questions.

To order a study manual, you can purchase it directly on .

Please bring a New York State Division of Motor Vehicles photo ID, which can be either a driver license or non-driver identification card, along with your username and password. Candidates arriving late will not be admitted. See Nursing Entrance Exam Instructions for further information.

Please note that if you arrive late or cannot present a valid photo ID, you will not be admitted to sit for the exam.

If you’re ready to step into health care, this is the room to be in. Come walk our Levittown campus, meet the faculty and admissions team, and get a real look at how our Practical Nursing program turns students into licensed, career-ready nurses.

Embrace a unique opportunity to explore, learn, and engage at an open house held at the Levittown location for the Practical Nursing program on Thursday, June 25, at 6 p.m. Learn how to train for a career as an LPN (licensed practical nurse) in as little as 13 months. Classes are enrolling now, and seats go fast.

Visit the Practical Nursing program page on our website to explore this course of study.

At the open house, hear from students, staff, and faculty members. Learn about our accelerated program, admission requirements, and upcoming start dates, and tour the nursing lab and classrooms. Career Services will talk about how we offer job assistance, and Financial Aid will explain how to finance your education for those who qualify. Discover what sets Hunter’s Nursing program apart.

Here’s what you’ll get out of it…

A clear breakdown of the program: 13-month day or 17-month evening/weekend, 1,332 total hours across three modules

Straight answers on the TEAS entrance exam, the application, and what to expect

A walkthrough of the nursing lab where you’ll build your clinical skills

A description of how we prepare students for the NCLEX-PN, the exam you need to take to become licensed as a nurse, and a strong launch into the workforce

A look at where our grads go (Northwell, Catholic Health, NYU Langone, CityMD, and more)

Go to the , to confirm your spot. Space is limited, so sign up to lock in your seat.

See you on Thursday, June 25, at 6 p.m.!

Location

The ceremony will take place at St. Joseph’s University at 155 West Roe Boulevard in Patchogue. The phone number is 631.246.4821, and the website is .

Diplomas

Should you choose not to attend, your diploma will be mailed to your home approximately one week after the ceremony.

Honor Society Induction

Students with distinction will be inducted into the National Technical Honor Society today. To learn more about this award, please visit Honor Society.

Classes on Graduation Day

Most instructors will be attending. Please check with your Thursday evening teacher to verify if class will be canceled for the night.

Date: Friday, June 26, 2026
Time: 11:40 a.m. – 12:15 p.m. (lunch break)
Location: Student cafeteria

We are encouraging Student Council members—and any students who would like to participate—to bring a baked good to help make this event a success. Join us as we celebrate Pride Month with delicious treats, school spirit, and community support!

Interested in contributing a baked good or volunteering to help at the event?

Payment Methods Accepted:

• Cash
• Venmo

Whether you’re baking, volunteering, or simply stopping by to enjoy a treat, we hope you’ll join us in celebrating Pride Month with the Â鶹ÊÓƵl community.

Thank you for your support, and we look forward to seeing you there!

Happy Pride Month!

Take the first steps to becoming a licensed practical nurse.

The Test of Essential Academic Skills (TEAS Test) is a standardized, multiple choice exam for students entering into nursing school. It is often used to determine the ability of potential students to adjust to a nursing program. The test is created and administered by ATI (Assessment Technologies Institute, LLC).

Please arrive at Hunter by 3:30 p.m. to sign in for a 4:00 p.m. test start time. The exam will take place in Room 5 and may take up to four hours to complete. The cost is $107 plus tax. Please call Jada Williams at 516.719.6605 for details or email her for more information or to ask questions.

You can purchase a directly or go to the web page.

Please bring a New York State Division of Motor Vehicles photo ID, which can be either a driver license or non-driver identification card, along with your username and password. Candidates arriving late will not be admitted. See Nursing Entrance Exam Instructions for further information.

Please note that if you arrive late or cannot present a valid photo ID, you will not be admitted to sit for the exam.

They are given words of encouragement, told what to expect, and are congratulated on officially entering the medical field. It signifies the completion of the requirements of the program. The Medical Assistant Creed is recited, and each student is called to the front of the room and pinned by a faculty member.

Medical assistants are multiskilled members of the medical team. Not only do they help with exams and minor surgery, but are trained also in front office duties, scheduling appointments, and processing insurance. They do lab work, as well, such as checking blood sugar, performing throat cultures, and checking cholesterol, just to name a few responsibilities.

Medical Assistant Creed

• I believe in the principles and purposes of the profession of medical assisting.
• I endeavor to be more effective.
• I aspire to render greater service.
• I protect the confidence entrusted to me.
• I am dedicated to the care and well-being of all people.
• I am loyal to my employer.
• I am true to the ethics of my profession.
• I am strengthened by compassion, courage, and faith.

Take the first steps to becoming a licensed practical nurse.

The Test of Essential Academic Skills (TEAS Test) is a standardized, multiple choice exam for students entering into nursing school. It is often used to determine the ability of potential students to adjust to a nursing program. The test is created and administered by ATI (Assessment Technologies Institute, LLC).

Please arrive at Hunter by 3:30 p.m. to sign in for a 4:00 p.m. test start time. The exam will take place in Room 5 and may take up to four hours to complete. The cost is $107 plus tax. Please call Jada Williams at 516.719.6605 for details or email her for more information or to ask questions.

You can purchase a directly or go to the web page.

Please bring a New York State Division of Motor Vehicles photo ID, which can be either a driver license or non-driver identification card, along with your username and password. Candidates arriving late will not be admitted. See Nursing Entrance Exam Instructions for further information.

Please note that if you arrive late or cannot present a valid photo ID, you will not be admitted to sit for the exam.

Congratulations! You did it! Now it’s time to celebrate everything you’ve accomplished! After months of hard work, dedication, and perseverance, your moment to shine has finally arrived. Let’s come together with your fellow graduates, families, and instructors to honor your incredible accomplishments and the bright future that lies ahead!

Graduating Programs

Graduates of the Medical Assistant; Medical Billing Specialist; Medical Office Administration With Billing and Coding; Medical Billing, Coding, and Business Essentials; Computer Technician Networking Specialist; and Web Application Design and Development programs who completed their programs by June 30, 2026, are the participants in this ceremony. Active students or externs after that date are ineligible to participate but may be eligible to attend the next ceremony, which we expect to be sometime in September 2026.

The ceremony will take place in the Hilton Long Island/Huntington, 598 Broad Hollow Road, Melville. The phone number is 631.845.1000, and the website is at .

Guest Tickets

Space is very limited and to ensure we can accommodate everyone, each graduate is permitted up to two guests, and admission will be managed through a strict ticketing system. Tickets are required for entry (no exceptions). Graduates will receive their tickets when picking up their cap and gown.

Please note: Children may sit on a parent’s lap, however, any child who occupies a seat will require a ticket.

If you would like to request additional tickets, a waitlist will be available. Please email Kayla Perrone. Extra tickets (if any become available) will be distributed on a first-come, first-served basis after the R.S.V.P. deadline.

Diplomas

Should you choose not to attend, your diploma will be mailed to you or become ready for pickup at the Levittown reception desk upon request.

Honor Society Induction

Students with distinction will be inducted into the National Technical Honor Society today. To learn more about this award, please visit Honor Society.

Classes on Graduation Day

Some Levittown evening classes may canceled for the night to allow the instructors to attend.

Questions

We are so proud of you and can’t wait to celebrate this unforgettable milestone together. See you on July 8!

Feel free to contact any of the following Career Services representatives.

1. 1. • Kayla Perrone
      • Pamela Coleman
      • Vincent Scocozza
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