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Nov 22, 2024
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2014-2015 Undergraduate Bulletin [ARCHIVED BULLETIN]
Nursing, B.S.N.
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All students in the School of Nursing are exposed to four distinct areas of study leading to completion of the Bachelor of Science in Nursing (B.S.N.): the Tulsa curriculum (comprised of two parts: the core curriculum and the general curriculum), the nursing foundation courses, and the nursing major requirements.
The 125-credit-hour degree program consists of the following requirements:
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Tulsa Curriculum (40 hours)
Every undergraduate must fulfill the requirements of the Tulsa curriculum, which has two parts: the core curriculum and the general curriculum.
Core Curriculum (14 hours)
General Curriculum (26 hours)
Nursing Foundation Courses (15 hours)
(22 hours, of which 7 hours also apply to Tulsa curriculum)
Consists of biological, behavioral, and statistical sciences prerequisites to all levels in the nursing major. The following courses must be completed with a grade of C or higher:
Prior to Level I Clinical - Second semester (13 hours)
Prior to Level II Clinical (3 hours)
Prior to Level III - Second semester (6 hours)
Nursing Major (62 hours)
The major in nursing is offered in Levels (Level I - sophomore; Level II - junior; Level III - senior) and builds upon basic knowledge and skills in the core curriculum, broad experience in the general curriculum, and specific knowledge and skills in the major prerequisites. The major is sequentially based on a hierarchy of knowledge. Students cannot progress within a level or to the next level without successfully completing prior courses with a grade of C or higher.
Nursing Major Requirements (62 hours):
Nursing Major Electives (3 hours)
Sequenced Program of Study
Spring Semester (15 hours)
Spring Semester (17 hours)
Spring Semester (15 hours)
Spring Semester (16 hours)
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