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Core Curriculum
The Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) core is a 45 credit hour, 78-week program designed to expand a student's critical thinking skills while providing the student with a solid foundation in the principles and practices of nursing, and their contemporary applications in the workplace. (A minimum of an associate degree in nursing or equivalent RN diploma is required for admission to the B.S.N. Program.)

BS - Nursing - Curriculum Sheet '06/'07

Course Descriptions

NUR 309 — Professional Processes
RS 241 — Theology of Suffering
NUR 408 — Trends and Issues in Nursing
BIO 317 — Advanced Physiology I
BIO 318 — Advanced Physiology II
NUR 305 — Physical Assessment
ECN 101 — Economic Problems
NUR 311 — Community Health Nursing: Individual and Family
PSY 111 — Statistics
NUR 308 - Health Promotion
NUR 321 — Community Health Nursing: Community as Client
NUR 412 — Research Processes in Nursing Practice
NUR 415 — Selected Health Problems of Women and Children
NUR 420 — Leadership and Nursing Care Management