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BSN Nursing Curriculum
The basic baccalaureate nursing degree requires a minimum of 120 credit hours and prepares students for the professional nurse licensure examination. Completion of any nursing program does not guarantee eligibility to take the NCLEX licensure exam. Requirements to apply for licensure are located in the BSN Student Handbook
General education requirements are met through a strong liberal arts component including studies beyond the sciences, so students are prepared for advancement in the nursing profession. Transfer, advanced placement, and CLEP credits are accepted according to University policies listed in the Bulletin. Courses designated as prerequisites to Nursing courses must be graded.
Nursing courses include theory and clinical experiences. Practice in the nursing arts laboratory and experience in acute care and community nursing prepare students for diverse practice settings.