The School of Nursing offers four tracks in the Baccalaureate program to prepare you for your first step into nursing or the next step up the educational ladder. The four tracks lead to the same degree in nursing, but were developed to address the educational differences within the four groups.

With the Baccalaureate degree you can work as a professional nurse in both structured and unstructured health care settings. You will also have the skills and credentials necessary to pursue graduate study.

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4/4/07
Applications for the Baccalaureate Nursing Program are accepted in CP 253 ONLY during

• The first 10 days of Spring semester for the following Summer or Fall Admission
• The first 10 days of Fall semester for the following Spring admission
  

3/27/07
The next AfterCollege/AACN Scholoarship deadline is only one month away, April 30th. 

Scholarship Application and Employment Information:
http://www.aacn.nche.edu/Media/NewsReleases/06AfterCollege.htm

1/26/07
Effective Spring 2007, all students admitted to the nursing program are required to take the Test for Essential Academic Skills (TEAS) prior to entry into NUR230 and 232.

1/26/07
Effective Fall 2007 semester, the admission GPA for the basic baccalaureate nursing program is 3.0.  Also, effective Fall 2007 semester, the following courses may only be repeated one time only to obtain a grade of C or above:  ANAT 201, BIO 113, CHEM 101, COMM 210, EDPSY 250 & 355, FCSFN 340, PHYSL 210, 211, 215 (299x), PSYSC 100, and SOC 100.