The concepts of leadership, research, health assessment, and caring are integrated throughout the curriculum. Both morning and evening hours are utilized for the clinical experience. Nursing faculty present theory in the classroom, select clinical learning experiences, and guide and supervise students in the clinical area. Students are required to purchase student uniforms. Specific requirements and costs are sent to students prior to their enrollment.
Students are responsible for their own transportation to and from clinical agencies.
In addition to the University General Admission Requirements , nursing applicants must have high school algebra, and one year of a lab science course within the last ten years. In addition, high school biology and chemistry are recommended. In order to progress, students must meet the criteria for academic progress as stated in the Academic Regulations . The BSN Program is accredited by the National League for Nursing Accreditation Commission and approved by the Vermont State Board of Nursing. Copyright 1999 by the President and Trustees of Norwich University.