Transfer credits for liberal arts and sciences courses taken at other colleges or universities will be evaluated individually. The curriculum will include course work in nursing theory, nursing research, health policy, and leadership and management. In addition, students will complete required course work in advanced pathophysiology, pharmacology, advanced physical assessment, and diagnosis and management. CNS candidates complete two semesters of CNS preceptored clinical practice, one semester in association with the advanced physical assessment course and one semester either in the candidate's area of specialization or a general medical surgical area. The faculty promotes a learning environment that encourages individual exploration and fosters critical thinking, decision making, and professional growth.
Classes differ in their approach depending on course content.
The information is presented in both lecture and seminar format. The faculty participate in the educational process as role models, facilitators, and mentors. The program presently utilizes major clinical affiliates in Queens, the Bronx, and Nassau and Suffolk Counties. The C.W. Post Professional Nurses Association promotes professional interaction and support to fellow students and the community. Program Admission Baccalaureate Nursing Program Applicants for admission to the C.W. Post Campus as nursing majors are required to be licensed registered nurses.