Successful completion of a college-level mathematics course also meets the math requirement. Satisfaction of the mathematical competency is a prerequisite to NUR 1354, Foundations of Nursing. Science courses must have been completed within five years of application to the Nursing Program. Only the criteria listed are evaluated and considered for the purpose of selection and admission to the Nursing Program. No specific minimum grade point average or test score, or a set minimum number of courses must be completed for admission.
Selection is based on how each applicant compares with others in the applicant pool.
Students who complete a significant number of general education and science courses required for the nursing degree prior to application for admission are able to compete more successfully for admission. Recent successful applicants have completed a substantial number of required general education and science courses and have required more than two years to complete the entire program. Complete details of the admission process are contained in the Nursing Application Packet. Once admitted to the program, students must complete and earn a minimum grade of C in each specialized course. Applicants admitted to the Nursing Program must meet legal requirements for licensure to be eligible to take the licensing examination after graduation.