Nursing (Traditional Option)
Academic Plans
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BSN Sophomore Transfer (Class of 2021+) -
BSN Sophomore Transfer (Class of 2023+) -
BSN Traditional (Class of 2022+) -
BSN Traditional (Class of 2024+) -
BSN Traditional Academic Plan -
BSN Transfer - Fall Start -
BSN Transfer - Spring Start (2022)
Courses
NUR 111: Nursing Foundations I
Credits 1NUR 125: Nutrition
Credits 1NUR 212: Nursing Foundations II
Credits 3NUR 213: Nursing Foundations III
Credits 2NUR 215: Health Assessment in Nursing
Credits 3NUR 220C: Foundations Clinical
Credits 2NUR 222: Pathophysiology
Credits 3NUR 231: Pharmacology I
Credits 2NUR 232: Pharmacology II
Credits 2NUR 252: Healthy Aging
Credits 1NUR 331: Adult Nursing Care I
Credits 3NUR 332: Adult Nursing Care II
Credits 3NUR 333: Adult Nursing Care III
Credits 3NUR 357: Evidence-Based Practice Concepts
Credits 3NUR 362: Mental Health Nursing
Credits 2NUR 422C: Community and Public Health Clinical
Credits 2NUR 429: Equity and Diversity in Nursing
Credits 2NUR 431C: Adult Clinical I
Credits 2NUR 432C: Adult Clinical II
Credits 2NUR 434: Gerontological Nursing
Credits 2This course identifies the complexities of aging providing students with an understanding of evidence-based gerontological nursing care. Chronic physical, mental, and neurodegenerative disorders common in later life, changes in living environments, family issues, and death and dying are explored. While physical health issues are addressed, facilitating the process for clients to maintain the highest quality of life is a major emphasis.
NUR 440: Critical Care Nursing
Credits 3NUR 443: Pediatrics
Credits 2NUR 446: Maternity
Credits 2NUR 448: Nursing Leadership
Credits 3This course focuses on the changing roles of the professional nurse in complex and diverse healthcare systems. Theories of leadership, management, as well as social, political, and economic forces are examined. Emphasis is on interprofessional partnerships, quality, safety, and the legal and ethical implications of the role of the professional nurse. Current healthcare trends and issues are analyzed within the context of system based practice.
NUR 460: Transition in Nursing Practice
Credits 2This course provides students with opportunities to gain knowledge and skills necessary to transition from student to professional nursing practice and assists with preparation for the national licensure examination for registered nurses. Concepts related to the role of the nurse as a member of the profession, provider of patient-centered care, patient advocate, and member of the healthcare team will be explored. Emphasis is placed on clinical judgment when caring for complex clients.