Stay Competitive in the Field with the Latest Curriculum in Nursing
The multifaceted curriculum provides an engaging and personalized classroom environment in a convenient online setting.
In addition to online coursework, the program includes 35 clinical hours, with a focus on wellness and prevention for individuals and families. Clinical hours will be 5 hours per week for 7 weeks, totaling 35 hours. The clinical component can be completed at your current place of employment in another unit, or at another convenient location.
Courses are taught by with their community and committed to helping their students become leaders in nursing and healthcare.
The online RN to BS in Nursing curriculum is characterized by:
- A focus on clinical skills, critical thinking, technology, leadership and communication skills
- Experiential learning
- Distinguished faculty members
- An engaging, interactive online learning environment
The program plan of study is as follows:
| First Semester | BIO (0105) 209 — Emerging Trends in Genetics – 2 credits |
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| NUR (0302) 206 — Scholarly Writing for Healthcare Professional – 3 credits | |
| Second Semester | BIO (0105) 210 — Pathophysiology – 3 credits |
| NUR (0302) 233 — Nutrition in Nursing – 2 credits | |
| Third Semester | NUR (0302) 309 — Interdisciplinary Communication and Education – 3 credits |
| NUR (0302) 312 — Health Assessment Throughout the Lifespan – 4 credits | |
| Fourth Semester | NUR (0302) 307 — Family Community and Global Health – 4 credits |
| NUR (0302) 308 — Family Community and Global Health Clinical – 0 credits | |
| NUR (0302) 384 — Evidence-Based Practice in Nursing – 3 credits | |
| Fifth Semester | NUR (0302) 454 — Chronic Care Perspective and the Older Adult – 3 credits |
| NUR (0302) 447 — Project Management and Information Technology – 3 credits | |
| Sixth Semester | NUR (0302) 448 — Transformation and Organizational Leadership – 3 credits |
*Any elective credits needed to obtain a total of 124 credits necessary for degree will be added to each semester on an individual basis.