Nursing B.S. (Part-Time Track)

Program Description 

The Part-Time Track is completed in ten consecutive semesters, including summers. It is designed for individuals who have obligations that impact their ability to attend the rigorous full-time academic schedule of the Full-Time Track. Students attend class, lab and practicum two to three days per week, usually Thursday through Saturday during both day and evening hours. After completion of the program, graduates are qualified to take the registered nurse licensing examination (NCLEX-RN).

Part-Time Track Prerequisites and Curriculum

Recommended Schedule

A recommended course sequence for Nursing B.S. (Part-Time Track) is provided for students as guidance to complete their major in four years.

Prerequisites (41-51 credits)

English (3-8 credits)

Refer to English section of Core Curriculum

Study and Technology Skills (0-2 credits)

Refer to Study & Technology Skills section of the Core Curriculum

Mathematics (3 credits)

MATH 120Fundamentals of College Mathematics

3.00

or

higher

excluding MATH 122 and MATH 123

Natural Sciences (20 credits)

BIOL 189Fundamentals of Life Science

4.00

BIOL 223Human Anatomy & Physiology I

4.00

BIOL 224Human Anatomy & Physiology II

4.00

BIOL 251General Microbiology

4.00

CHEM 108Introduction to Chemistry

4.00

Social Science (3 credits)

PSY 101General Psychology

3.00

or

SOC 101Principles of Sociology

3.00

Fine Arts (3 credits)

Refer to Fine Arts section of the Core Curriculum (ART 289 Disability, Health, and Healing in the Arts recommended)

Humanities (6 credits)

Refer to Humanities section of the Core Curriculum

Refer to the Humanities section of the Core Curriculum

3.00

and

COM 101Oral Communication

3.00

Constitution (3-6 credits)

Refer to Constitution section of the Core Curriculum

Curriculum (74 credits)

Refer to Cultural Diversity section of the Core Curriculum 
(NURS 310 Cultural Diversity in Healthcare recommended) 
3.oo

NURS 299Nutrition & Development Across the Lifespan

3.00

NURS 314Professional Role Development and Communication

2.00

NURS 330Biostatistics for Nursing

3.00

NURS 337Pathophysiology

3.00

NURS 301Health Assessment

4.00

NURS 321Pharmacology I

2.00

NURS 315Dosage and Calculations

1.00

NURS 344Foundations of Care with Adult & Aging Populations

6.00

NURS 308Nursing Skills I: Art & Science

2.00

NURS 341Nursing Care of Children

4.00

NURS 351Nursing Care of Childbearing Families

4.00

NURS 328Nursing Skills II: Art & Science

1.00

NURS 421Pharmacology II

2.00

NURS 384Acute & Episodic Care with Adults & Aging Populations

6.00

NURS 404Psychiatric/Mental Health Nursing

4.00

NURS 451Scholarly Inquiry of Nursing

3.00

NURS 444Chronic & Complex Care with Adults & Aging Populations

6.00

NURS 428Nursing Skills III: Art & Science

1.00

NURS 461Engaging in Leadership & Health Policy

3.00

NURS 452Nursing Care in the Community

5.00

NURS 484Nursing Immersion: Professional Practice & Praxis

6.00

*Effective Fall 2019, PSY 210 (or equivalent) will no longer fulfill the pre-nursing statistics requirement. Students who are admitted to NSC for the Fall 2019 semester and beyond will be required to complete NURS 330.

Electives (if necessary) (0-5)

Summary of credit requirements for the Bachelor of Science in Nursing (Part-Time Track)

Core Curriculum

46

Major Requirements

74

Electives

0-5

Total

120