A baccalaureate program in Nursing prepares men and women for beginning positions in professional nursing of individuals and families in all types of health care agencies. Students learn to work with other members of the health team in the planning, implementation and evaluation of health care. The foundation in general and professional education acquired in the program provides a basis for progressing to positions of increased responsibility and leadership for undertaking graduate study in nursing. The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay provides prerequisite courses that can be transferred to other nursing programs in the University of Wisconsin System and would also be applicable for the Bellin College of Nursing. It is the students' responsibility to identify the nursing program to which they intend to transfer so specific course work can be taken.
Extreme caution is advised in selecting courses.
Minimum grade point is 2.75 for transfer nursing students. During your freshman year it, is imperative that you check with the adviser from the specific school to which you plan to transfer for correct courses. It is the students' responsibility to contact the school they plan to transfer to for the most current information, requirements, and deadlines.