Transition to Nursing - B.S.N.
If you currently hold a bachelor's degree in another field from any accredited institution of higher learning and are interested in becoming a nurse, this is the program for you. Transition to Nursing offers you the opportunity to become a nurse in 14 months. This full time program requires 63 credit hours of nursing coursework and leads to a BSN degree in nursing. The coursework is designed to provide a sound foundation in nursing skills and dispositions, and includes leadership and nursing research in the clinical setting. Following successful completion of the curriculum, students are eligible to take the National Council Licensure Examination for Registered Nurses (NCLEX-RN) in Indiana or other states subject to that state's guidelines and regulations. This program also provides the foundation for the pursuit of graduate education.
The Transition to Nursing program takes advantage of your academic track record and builds upon your past experiences. It provides a realistic transition to the nursing profession in an expedited manner. Due to the rigorous nature of the program, students are strongly encouraged not to have outside employment during the program.
Fees
Assessment testing fees, as well as clinical and lab fees, will be assessed every semester.
Prerequisites
- Previous baccalaureate degree with GPA of 2.75 or above.
- Anatomy and Physiology I.
- Anatomy and Physiology II.
- Microbiology.
- Chemistry.
- CPR Certification.
- Health clearance.
- Certified criminal background check.
- University math requirement met - MAT-107.
- Test of Essential Academic Skills with a score of 65% or higher.
Transition to Nursing - B.S.N. – Program of Study
Required Courses (63 hours)
