admissions requirements — basic/transfer
The Baccalaureate Nursing Program for Basic and Transfer Students prepares men and women who seek nursing as an initial career and profession. They are either high school graduates or transfer students from other academic institutions. The program consists of 120 credits - 61 credits in nursing and health sciences, and 59 credits in liberal arts and sciences.
Applicants must apply through the CNR Office of Admission.
Download an application for admission.
COURSES
Health Sciences and Nursing Courses
Nutrition
Pharmacology
Altered Physiology
Health Assessment
Foundations for Nursing Practice
Acute and Chronic Health Problems of Adults
Parent-Child Health Nursing
Psychiatric-Mental Health Nursing
Community Health Nursing and Leadership
Transcultural Perspectives in Health Care
Introduction to Research
Politics of Health Care
Liberal Arts and Sciences
Concepts in Biology
Anatomy and Physiology
Microbiology
General Chemistry
College Algebra
Statistics
Computer Applications
Writing
General Psychology
Developmental Psychology
Introduction to Sociology
Business or Economics or Political Science
Electives (select five)
Art
Classics
English Literature
Free Elective (Select from Liberal Arts Science or Nursing)
History
Modern Foreign Languages
Music
Philosophy
Religious Studies