The community-based BSN program prepares students to become professional nurses who assume nursing roles in a variety of settings and are responsive to diverse populations in a complex and rapidly changing health care environment. Graduate BSN students have a broad knowledge of the humanities, physical and behavioral sciences, and the art and science of nursing. The BSN program prepares leaders in nursing who collaborate with other professionals, assume responsibility for competent practice, and promote professional development. The BSN curriculum provides the foundation for students to pursue a graduate nursing education.
Nursing Courses
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*These courses require grades of C or better on the first attempt (no withdrawals or repeats permitted).
Nursing Courses
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