ADN: Semester I
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Important Information for Semester I ("Level One") Associate Degree Nursing Students: Please read carefully.
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Semester I (sometimes referred to as Level One) is composed of the following courses:
NRSAD 101 Fundamentals of Nursing
NRSAD 102 Nursing Skills
NRSAD 103 Nursing Pharmacology
NRSAD 104 Introduction to Clinical Practice
NRSAD 101, NRSAD 102 and NRSAD 103 are offered at either the Milwaukee (downtown) Campus or Mequon Campus.
NRSAD 104 is at a clinical site. ⬇️ Scroll down to see locations of clinical sites ⬇️
NRSAD 104 SP2026
Required Supplies for ADN students:
MATC student uniform and shoes
MATC embroidered logo on uniform top
MATC ID (in a protective clip-on cover; no lanyard)
Gait belt
Stethoscope with bell and diaphragm
Black ink pens
Penlight
Watch with second hand
Blood Pressure Cuff (Adult size: check with your instructor)
Bandage scissors
Basic calculator
Your instructor may require additional supplies (such as a clipboard, PPE such as masks or goggles) depending on the clinical site. Contact your instructor directly for this information.
Recommended: Backpack, three ring binder, highlighters, notepaper.
Additional Policies and Reminders:
Direct communication by students with clinical/field placement facilities to inquire regarding clinical/field placement is not allowed.
All students, please be aware of the following:
Once final grades are posted for the current semester, MATC reserves the right to move any student from one section to another based on section enrollment.
No special requests for clinical sites or campus location will be accepted.
There will be space available in all courses for students in good standing to continue in the program but you must register by the deadline.
All records contained in Castle Branch (DISA) must remain current throughout the semester. Therefore, take the time prior to the start of the semester to plan for/update any requirements due to expire. It is the student's responsibility to ensure that CastleBranch requirements remain current and submitted by stated deadlines.
When a student enrolled in a clinical course does not fulfill CastleBranch requirements that fall due during the semester, the student will be notified one time via email by the clinical coordinator as a courtesy. The clinical instructor will be included in the email. For every day of nonfulfillment, the student will not be permitted at the clinical site, counting as an absence. The student will receive a “7” for SLO1 on their clinical evaluation tool (note: Two “7’s” result in course failure - see clinical attendance policy).
All nursing courses utilize Blackboard. Please check your Blackboard course regularly for updates and announcements.
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