Major Requirements
The major comprises:
- NUR 2612 - Pathophysiologic Concepts Across the Lifespan (4 credits)
- NUR 2822 - Health Assessment across the Lifespan (4 credits)
- NUR 2823 - Foundations of Nursing Practice I (4 credits)
- NUR 3100 - Statistics for Evidenced Based Practice (3 credits)
- NUR 3413 - Professional Development in Nursing I (3 credits)
- NUR 3513 - Professional Development in Nursing II (3 credits)
- NUR 3712 - Pharmacologic Concepts Across the Lifespan (4 credits)
- NUR 3813 - Using Evidence to Guide Practice in Nursing (3 credits)
- NUR 3833 - Concepts of Mental and Behavioral Health (3 credits)
- NUR 3835 - Foundations of Nursing Practice II (5 credits)
- NUR 3836 - Management of Health and Illness in Diverse Populations I (6 credits)
- NUR 4413 - Professional Development in Nursing III: Leadership/Management (3 credits)
- NUR 4513 - Transition to Professional Practice (3 credits)
- NUR 4535 - Population-based Healthcare in Nursing (4 credits)
- NUR 4636 - Management of Health and Illness in Diverse Populations II (6 credits)
- NUR 4735 - Management of Advanced Concepts in Complex Nursing Practice (5 credits)
- NUR 4900 - Integration of Nursing Practice: Senior Clinical Practicum (1 credit)
- PUBH 2200G - Health Citizenship (3 credits)
Progression Requirements
To progress through the nursing major, students must:
- Earn a grade of C or better in all nursing courses to progress to the next semester in the program sequence. Co-requisite courses may be completed prior to or during the designated semester, but not afterward.
- Maintain a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.0 to remain in and graduate from the program.
- Successfully complete all nursing courses in the prescribed sequence.
Nursing courses are offered only once per academic year and are designed to be completed in a specific sequence. Therefore, students who are unsuccessful in a nursing course may not progress to subsequent nursing courses until the failed course has been repeated and successfully completed.
Students are permitted to repeat only one nursing course during the program. Following a course failure, the student will be removed from the program sequence and may not enroll in additional nursing courses until:
- The failed course is offered again;
- Space is available in the course; and
- The course is successfully completed.
