Curriculum The college's curriculm combines professional education in nursing with a strong foundation in the liberal arts. General education courses include English, mathematics, chemistry, biology, psychology, and sociology as well as nursing courses and electives. In the freshman and sophomore years, introductory nursing courses focus on health and wellness, communication in nursing, and the history of the nursing profession. During the final two years, upper division nursing students concentrate on clinical and advanced nursing courses.
Clinical practice is supported by concurrent classroom study.
The nursing program is completed with 128 credit hours. Further requirements may be imposed for admission to the degree program. A minimum grade of C is required in each nursing course. You must apply to enter the upper division. Entrance into the upper division is competitive and is not guaranteed.