Nurses are prepared to function as generalists within a health care system including a multiplicity of health care settings. Major Students seeking the Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree must have completed an associate degree in nursing or a diploma nursing program and should have completed the required general education courses prior to admission to the nursing program. Emphasis is placed on self directed learning, professional and personal growth, and providing holistic care to individuals, families and communities. A clinical practice component is included throughout the curriculum. Students may practice in a variety of health care settings in Lubbock and the surrounding area.
Time is spent in directed and independent clinical activities according to course requirements.
Six hours from C must be upper division. D. Electives Total of 3 hours Kinesiology, remedial, and nursing courses are not accepted as elective hours. Nursing courses build on prior learning. Validation is accomplished by a validating process including completion of the NLN Nursing Mobility Profile II Exam. Thirtyfour semester hours may be obtained toward the nursing major upon successful completion of the validation process.