The Bachelor of Science in nursing degree program can be completed in eight regular semesters and two summer semester. It is a comprehensive degree, which does not require a minor. This plan assumes the following:
- No remedial coursework is required.
- The student does not fail any classes.
- The student does not change majors.
- The student must maintain full-time enrollment status.
Also, a four-year graduation plan does not take into account dual credit or transfer credit that a student may bring with him or her upon admission to the University.
Until you are accepted into and begin the program, you will be considered a pre-nursing major.
The grades you receive for the following courses your first time taking them will be considered during the nursing program admission process: chemistry, anatomy, and the University math requirement.
Sample schedule
Below is a sample four-year schedule for the nursing program. This schedule should not replace meetings with your advisor but should only serve as a guide. Courses should be completed in exactly the order they are listed on this sample schedule. This is to ensure that you will meet all requirements for graduation. Courses in bold are prerequisites to the BSN program and must be complete or in-progress by the application deadline.
Check out the course rotation before scheduling your classes.
