The following recommended courses provide students with a common foundation essential to commence an in-depth study of nursing. A course in statistics comparable to CWRU-STAT 201, Basic Statistics for the Social and Life Sciences I, is required prior to progressing into the second year of the prelicensure program. Three favorable recommendations about academic competence, personal adjustment and prediction of contribution to the nursing profession and success as a graduate student. An official transcript from each college and university at which academic work was attempted before enrolling in the School of Nursing. An interview with faculty to discuss career goals, either by telephone or in person.
Personal interviews are preferred.
Completed ND application and application fee. Non-nurses enrolled in the N.D. Program must complete both pre and postlicensure portions in seven years after initial enrollment. B.S.N. prepared students must complete the postlicensure portion in five years. M.S.N. prepared students must complete degree requirements in four years. If not completed within the time limits, the student's academic plan is reevaluated in terms of the curriculum currently in effect, and the student is advised of any additional requirements for graduation.