Nursing Major, B.S.N.

Required:

• NURS 202 - Introduction to Professional Nursing
• NURS 205 - Fundamentals of Nursing I
• NURS 206 - Health Assessment
• NURS 226 - Pharmacology for Nurses I
• NURS 315 - Fundamentals of Nursing II
• NURS 327 - Pharmacology for Nurses II
• NURS 335 - Community Health and Population-Focused Care
• NURS 340 - Transcultural Family Nursing
• NURS 342 - Mental Health Nursing
• NURS 349 - Adult Health Nursing I
• NURS 378 - Childbearing Family Health
• NURS 388 - Gerontology and Palliative Care
• NURS 415 - Child Health Nursing
• NURS 439 - Adult Health Nursing II
• NURS 449 - Adult Health Nursing III
• NURS 450 - The Global Community
• NURS 456 - Leadership and Trends in Nursing
• NURS 466 - Nursing Research
• NURS 478 - Synthesis and Capstone in Nursing

To be supported by the following:

• BIOL 125 - Biology I
• BIOL 211 - Medical Terminology
• BIOL 246 - Human Anatomy and Physiology I
• BIOL 247 - Human Anatomy and Physiology II
• BIOL 330 - Pathophysiology
• BIOL 356 - Microbiology

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• CHEM 101 - Introduction to Chemistry
• or  CHEM 103 - General Chemistry I

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• PHED 126 - Nutrition, Health, and Fitness
• MATH 120 - Introduction to Statistics
• PSYC 200 - Lifespan Development
• SOCY 120 - Introduction to Sociology

Typical Program of Courses for a Student Majoring in Nursing

Registered Nurse Degree Completion Track

The RN-BSN completion track is based on the same philosophy, purposes, graduate characteristics, and conceptual framework as the traditional track. However, in recognition of the special needs of the working adult, the curriculum is packaged to accommodate the adult student. RN-BSN students are encouraged to contact the School of Graduate and Continuing Studies for information. See also School of Graduate and Continuing Studies  of this Catalog.