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BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN NURSING DEGREE
REGISTERED NURSE ADVANCED PLACEMENT PROGRAM

Registered Nurses with either an Associate Degree or Diploma in Nursing may be admitted to the Bachelor of Science in Nursing Degree Program and be given advanced placement. Advanced placement will be granted according to the option selected by the student as described in the Iowa articulation plan for registered nurses wising to obtain the B.S.N. degree. Students should discuss these options with an admission counselor and a nursing faculty advisor before deciding on a specific option. Depending upon the amount of previous credit transferred, R.N. students will need 10 or more course credits in the program to meet requirements for graduation. The student must also meet the college residency requirement.

RN students must satisfactorily complete:

1. NUR-365 Pathophysiology and Nursing Process before enrolling in the senior-level clinical nursing courses
2. NUR-405 Managing Risk and Risk Assessment in Health and Disease
3. NUR-425 Nursing Research
4. Minimum of three nursing electives (choose from the following courses):
  NUR-135 Human Sexuality
  NUR-155 Cultural Aspects of Health Care
  NUR-255 Topics in Health Care
  NUR-245 Women’s Health and Health Care Issues
  NUR-385 Alternative Therapies for Health and Healing
  NUR-215 Developing Relationships: Opportunities for Growth
  NUR-375 Ethical Issues in Health Care
5. A minimum of three electives on campus, one of which must be:
  PSY-215 Statistical Methods in the Behavioral Sciences
  OR  
  STA-200 Statistical Reasoning I- Statistical Foundations
  And  
  STA-210 Statistical Reasoning IIA-Inferential Statistics
6. A letter of intent to enter senior-level clinical nursing courses must be filed with the Department of Nursing prior to entrance into the degree program.
7. The folowing senior-level clinical nursing course:
  NUR-455 Leadership and Contemporary Issues in Nursing and Clinical Application 2 course credits

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