Nursing - Associate in Nursing
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general education | 16 | |
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course Composition I (Technical Requirement) | ||
course Survey of Mathematics (Technical Requirement) course College Algebra | ||
course Introduction to Chemistry Lecture and Laboratory (non majors) (Technical Requirement) | ||
Area IV: Social/Behavioral Sciences course Human Growth and Behavior (Technical Requirement) | ||
Area VII: Flexible (General Education Elective(s) course Introduction to Psychology (Technical Requirement) | ||
Additional required courses | 17 | |
course Human Anatomy and Physiology I Lecture & Laboratory | ||
course Human Anatomy and Physiology II Lecture and Laboratory | ||
course Nursing Assistant Theory and Laboratory (or Current CNA certificate) | ||
course Medical Terminology | ||
Technical Requirements | ||
Freshman Year Courses | ||
course Fundamentals of Nursing Lecture and Laboratory | 6 | |
course Medication and Dosage Calculation | 1 | |
course Physical Assessment Lab and Clinical | 3 | |
course Maternal/Child Health Deviations Lecture/Laboratory | 8 | |
course Pharmacological Requisites of the Childbearing Family | 1 | |
Sophomore Year Courses | ||
course Psychiatric Mental Health Nursing Theory and Clinical | 3 | |
course Pharmacological Requisites of Simple Health Deviations | 1 | |
course Pharmacological Requisites of Complex Health Deviations | 1 | |
course Health Deviations I | 7 | |
course Health Deviations II | 8 | |
course Nursing Capstone (Leadership and Management in Nursing) | 2 | |
recommended Optional courses | 0-11 | |
course Intermediate Algebra & course General Supplemental Instruction I | ||
course Nursing 1st Year Tutorial course Nursing 2nd Year Tutorial | ||
Total Hours | 74-85 | |
Curriculum Notes
Students must be formally accepted into the nursing program to enroll in courses listed under “Nursing Program Requirements.”
Some out of state travel is required for certain clinical experiences.
NURS 1193 and NURS 1194 are optional tutorial course, but highly encouraged for students to include in their coursework