The most efficient way for you to earn upper division credits for the degree is to validate that your prior learning and experience are equivalent to our BSN courses. For most students, the best method is to use National League for Nursing Mobility Exams, which allows us to grant you 14 units of upper division credit. The Nursing Mobility Profile tests are administered twice a year. Study guides are available in the School of Nursing office. The registered nurse may take one or two tests at the testing sessions.
Results are available in about six weeks.
Once the mobility test has been passed, the student is eligible to register for the course and receive credit on the transcript. If a passing score is not reached, the RN may repeat the test at the next testing session. To accelerate you through clinical practicum courses, the faculty will work with you to determine your background and needs. The amount of time spent in a clinical setting will vary accordingly. Students might only need to spend minimal time to demonstrate proficiency, or may desire to have additional ex periences, or wish to take the entire practicum.