Nursing
College of Science & Health

Curriculum Plan for Bachelor of Science in Nursing


– NOTIFICATION OF PROPOSED CHANGES –

THIS INFORMATION INCLUDES ANTICIPATED CHANGES IN ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS EXPECTED TO TAKE EFFECT FOR THE FALL 2010 APPLICATION PERIOD

Until matriculated in the program, all requirements are subject to change without written notice or obligation

PREREQUISITE REQUIREMENTS: Accepted applicants must complete all 10 nursing prerequisite courses, with a C grade minimum (see “Anticipated Changes” below), prior to beginning the program. The five (5) courses marked by a ♦ are courses used for the GPA calculation, therefore, must be completed and graded prior to the application deadline.

BIOL 1010 General Biology ♦ 1 (note below) CHEM 1110
Elem Chemistry for Health Sciences ♦
ENGL 1010 Introduction to Writing ♦
MATH 1050 College Algebra ♦
ENGL 2020 Interm. Writing (or 2010) - BS option only MICR 2060 Microbiology for Hlth Professions with lab
NUTR 1020 Foundations of Human Nutrition ♦
PSY 1100 Human Development Life Span
ZOOL 2320 Human Anatomy with lab NURS 1400 Introduction to Nursing
ZOOL 2420 Human Physiology with lab2 (note below)    

Anticipated Changes: Beginning with the FALL 2010 application period, eligibility to apply will require completion of ALL 11 prerequisites with a B- grade minimum and taken no more than twice in the previous 5 years. All 11 courses will be used in the GPA calculation; therefore, they must all be completed and graded prior to the application deadline.

BSN CURRICULUM:

Responsibility for satisfying all requirements rests upon the student. Students must meet both the general education and the specific requirements of the Department of Nursing to qualify for graduation. Grades below a "C" will not satisfy degree requirements. The BSN program requires a minimum of 120 credit hours. Until matriculated in the program, ALL requirements are subject to change without written notice or obligation.

We encourage students to attend a Nursing Information Session or view the Nursing Admissions Presentation PRIOR to seeing a counselor; both are available in the Career and Academic Counseling Center in WB 147. The PowerPoint is also available anytime in WB 147. For additional information, please schedule a visit with the Pre-Nursing counselor Denise Fullmer.

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REQUIRED BACHELOR PROGRAM COURSE WORK
NURSING 1st SEM --Entrance by competitive application.
NURSING 2nd SEM
You Choose
American Institutions - BS option only 3.0 You Choose
Humanities - BS option only 3.0
NURS 2300 Nursing Health Assessment 3.0 NURS 2400 Clinical Reasoning in Nursing 2.0
NURS 2310 Nursing Pharmacology 3.0 NURS 2410 Nursing Care of Adults w/ Common Disorders 4.0
NURS 2320 Nursing Interventions 3.0 NURS 2420 Nursing Care of Older Adults 2.0



NURS 2430 Nursing Care of Persons w/ Psychiatric Disorders 3.0
Total 12.0 Total 14.0
NURSING 3rd SEM
NURSING 4th SEM --Completes ADN option.
NURS 3310 Nursing Care of Child-Bearing Families 3.0 NURS 3300
Health Promotion and Health Teaching in Nursing 2.0
NURS 3320 Nursing Care of Child-Rearing Families 3.0 NURS 3400 Nursing Care Coordination and Management 3.0
NURS 3330 Nursing Care of Persons with Complex Disorders 4.0 NURS 3410 Professional Standards of Nursing - BS option only
1.0
ZOOL 4400 Pathophysiology - BS option only 4.0 MATH 2040 Principles of Statistics (or 1040) - BS option only
4.0
 
  PHIL 2050 Ethics and Values 3.0
Total 14.0 Total 13.0
NURSING 5th SEM
NURSING 6th SEM
You Choose Fine Arts - BS option only 3.0 NURS 4400 Nursing Leadership 4.0
NURS 4300
Nursing Theory 2.0
NURS 4410 Nursing in Global Perspective 3.0
NURS 4310 Nursing Research 3.0 NURS 4420 Senior Seminar in Nursing 3.0
NURS 4320 Nursing in the Community 4.0 NURS 4430 Senior Project in Nursing 3.0
NURS 4330 Nursing in Health Systems and Policy 3.0      
Total 15.0 Total 13.0
PLUS a minimum of 4 credits from one, or a combination, of the following courses:
NURS 481R Internship in Nursing 1.0-4.0
NURS 489R Undergraduate Research in Nursing 1.0-4.0
NURS 490R Special Topics in Nursing 1.0-4.0
NURS 495R Independent Study in Nursing 1.0-4.0
TOTAL BS PROGRAM CREDITS: 122.0

1 For the prerequisite GPA calculation for Spring 2010, applicants have the option of substituting ONLY the Anatomy, Physiology or Microbiology grade for the BIOL 1010 grade. In FALL 2010 when all prerequisites must be complete to apply, and will all be used to calculate the GPA, this will no longer be an option.

2 For Spring 2010 applicants, completion of Human Physiology prior to entry is strongly encouraged ; if not taken prior to entry, it MUST be taken as a co-requisite with Nursing 1st Semester. In FALL 2010, this course will become a prerequisite and must be complete in order to apply.

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