Nursing students can take only the first three years of the nursing program in Bloomington.
The final year is spent on the Indianapolis campus. Dur ing the first two years of the program, students complete 67 credit hours of general education or prenursing requirements. Admission to the last two years of the program is based on a student's performance in the prenursing requirements and is very compe titive. The upper division nursing program consists of 58 credit hours of course work in a variety of classroom, laboratory, and clinical settings. The knowledge base of the profession centers around biological, psychological, physiological, and sociological sciences.