NUR 345B Nursing Care in Behavioral Health 3
NUR 345BP Nursing Care in Behavioral Health Practicum 2
NUR 405B Nursing Care of Women, Children and Families 3
NUR 405BP Nursing Care of Women, Children and Families Practicum 2
NUR 421B Professional Role 2: Improving Health Systems 2
12 credit hours
YEAR 4
FALL (Semester 7)
NUR 440B Nursing Care of Adults with Complex Health Disorders 5
NUR Nursing Care of Adults with Complex Health Disorders Practicum
440BP 3
NUR 450B Nursing Care of Older Adults 2
NUR 451B Professional Role 3: Nursing Research 2
14 credit hours
NUR 450BP Nursing Care of Older Adults Practicum 2
SPRING (Semester 8)
NUR 460B Community and Public Health Nursing 3
NUR 465BP Professional Nursing Internship 3
NUR 461B Professional Role 4: Leadership & Professional Engagement 2
NUR 462B Intensive Review & Assessment 2
***** Elective 3
13 credit hours TOTAL 122 credit hours
€ ART 130, MUS 130, THE 130, ENG 211
ΣASL 171, ASL, 172 (or); FRE 102, FRE 102 (or); SPA 101, SPA 102 (or); SPA 103, SPA 104 Adopted 01/16; revised 03/18
The RN-B.S.N. option is designed to offer registered nurses the opportunity to build on their nursing knowledge and experience by earning a Bachelor of Science in Nursing. Students in the RN-B.S.N. option take courses that focus on professionalism and patient safety, research, improvement of health systems, leadership, information technology, and community and public health. The RN-B.S.N. option allows registered nurses to earn a B.S.N. degree via flexible online education that is delivered primarily asynchronously with limited synchronous face-to-face assemblies for the gerontology and public health practicum experiences as well as the capstone seminar.
The RN-B.S.N. program option requires 33 semester hours of major study. The prospective RN-B.S.N. student must hold an active, unencumbered registered nursing license in their state of residence and have been conferred on an Associate Degree or Diploma in Nursing from a nationally accredited nursing program. Prospective students must complete the prerequisite course work before beginning work.
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