- Students admitted to early admission pathway are expected to take Human Nutrition 2200 (2 CH)
- All other students seeking admission to the nursing program can take Human Nutrition 2200 (2 CH) or 2410 (4 CH)
Elective Support Courses
- HW 2102 Optimizing Personal Health, Happiness & Well-being
- HW 2110 Health Athlete
- HW 2210 Dimensions of Wellness and Resilience
- HW 2220 Wellness in Chronic Conditions I
- HW 3220 Health Promotion Strategies for People with Chronic Conditions
- HW 3230 Coaching for Health Improvement
- NRSADVN 3113 RN Practice in Primary Care and Substance Use Disorder
- NRSADVN 3114 Care Coordination and Transition in Care
- NRSADVN 3115 Telehealth Assessment and Management in Primary Care
- NRSADVN 3116 Evidence-Based Health Coaching in Interprofessional Practice
- NRSADVN 3117 RN Practice in Primary Care
- Nursing 3200 Failure to Rescue
- Nursing 3431 Global Options Nursing Capstone
- Nursing 4110 Nursing Process in the Perioperative Setting
- Nursing 4150 Epidemiology Concepts in Nursing and Global Healthcare
Sample Schedule
View a four-year BSN sample schedule* for students entering the program in August 2022 and beyond.
*The BSN sample schedule is tentative and the sequence of coursework may change based on a number of different factors. Deviations may occur based on the prerequisite course/option a student elects to enroll in, credit earned through post-secondary and/or AP and/or test scores, such as the math placement test score, changes to class requirements, falling below academic progression standards and other reasons.
The sample schedule does not provide a list of prerequisite courses required for admission into the BSN major. For a comprehensive list of approved prerequisites courses, grade requirements and an overview of the BSN application process please visit the BSN admissions page.
General Education (New) Requirements
All students who have begun the BSN program prior to autumn 2023 will continue with the curriculum plan below.
Coursework in the first year (sophomore level) includes knowledge about the discipline of nursing, basic health assessment, clinical nursing skills and clinical experiences. The integrated health science series encompass physiology, pathophysiology, pharmacology and scientific inquiry in nursing. The other courses are: life span development, human nutrition, therapeutic communication and microbiology.
The second year (junior level) of courses is a combination of classroom, laboratory simulations and clinical experiences. The courses with required clinical experiences are nursing care of adults and older adults, childbearing families and children and their families. Students spend an average of 12 hours per week in clinical settings. The other course is cultural competence in health care.
The third year (senior year) of courses is a combination of classroom, simulations, and primarily precepted clinical experiences. The four courses include community care of vulnerable populations, psychiatric mental health nursing and transitions and leadership in clinical nursing practice. Students spend an average of 16 to 24 hours per week in clinical settings depending upon the courses enrolled.
Required nursing courses
