Although classes continue throughout the program, over time class hours decrease and clinical hours increase as the students progress through the program. The curriculum is very demanding and rigorous academically. The time commitment is substantial. The total program is expected to entail 71 graduate credits. It is highly unlikely that a student will be able to work and be successful in this program.
Financial aid is available to qualified applicants.
The following curriculum plan has been approved by the School of Nursing, College of Health Sciences and the University Curriculum Committees. Final university level approval has been granted for this new offering. All Anesthesiology Nursing courses in any given semester serve as prerequisites for the such courses that follow in sequence during the next semester. That first class will graduate December 2003. New classes will begin annually in the fall semester.