Kramer School of Nursing
Traditional BSN Program

ELIGIBILITY, ADMISSIONS AND PROGRESSION PROCESS
CURRICULUM
COURSE DESCRIPTIONS

TYPICAL COURSE OF STUDY

FRESHMAN LEVEL - Fall Term (15 credit hours)
Principles of Chemistry with Lab
Composition I
Introduction to Psychology
Values and Culture course*
One active Physical Education course*

FRESHMAN LEVEL - Spring Term (16 credit hours)
Human Anatomy & Physiology I with Lab
Composition II
Public Speaking
United States History
Introduction to Biblical Literature

SOPHOMORE LEVEL - Fall Term (16 credit hours)
Human Anatomy & Physiology II with Lab
Statistics for the Behavioral Sciences
Governance in America
Science, Technology & Society
Introduction to Sociology

SOPHOMORE LEVEL - Spring Term (13 credit hours)
Introductory Microbiology with Lab
Arts course*
Nutrition
Literature course*

JUNIOR LEVEL - Fall Term (12 credit hours)
Professional Nursing
Health Assessment
Foundations of Nursing
Nursing Pharmacology

JUNIOR LEVEL - Spring Term (14 credit hours)
Adult Health Nursing I
Mental Health Nursing
Nursing Research

SENIOR LEVEL - Fall Term (15 credit hours)
Family Health Nursing
Adult Health Nursing II
Community Health Nursing

SENIOR LEVEL - Spring Term (15 credit hours)
Adult Health Nursing III
Nursing Leadership
Child Health Nursing

Additional general education requirements that may be met through competency evaluation or by taking the course: