This includes discussing, debating, and presenting information about health care delivery systems, current professional issues, use of nursing research and the change process. Students will learn to use writing and critical thinking as professional tools. Faculty advisors are available to assist interested RNs in meeting educational goals. To enroll in the above listed courses, RNs must be admitted to the University. However, for senior year courses there is a special admission process for the Bachelor of Science Program in Nursing.
Placement is contingent on space available in pre-requisite nursing courses.
To enroll in senior nursing courses listed below, RNs must request advanced placement in senior nursing courses . These requests are to be submitted to the Bachelor of Science Nursing Program no later than March 1 of the year preceding the Fall Semester of senior course enrollment. Thirty RNs may be admitted to senior courses each year. If request for advance placement admission exceed positions available, students will be randomly selected from qualified applicants . 56 of these credits must be in Nursing, as included in the outline above.