Nursing, B.S.

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NY State Program Code: 04125/ 85080
HEGIS Code: 1203.00/ 1203.10
CIP Code: 51.3801

(124 Credits)

The basic nursing curriculum consists of a planned progression of courses that build upon previous knowledge and develop skills at increasing levels of competence. The lower-division nursing and the science courses are prerequisite to the junior-level nursing courses. Throughout the curriculum, concepts relating to the promotion of health, care during illness, and long-term care are developed. Also emphasized are the nurse’s roles in research, advocacy, teaching, change, and management.

Transfer into Nursing Program: Students wishing to transfer into the nursing program are required to have a minimum GPA of 3.3 AND a C+ or higher in all required prerequisite science courses. Note that students are only permitted to repeat one pre-requisite science course.

General Education

All students must satisfy the University’s General Education requirements , in addition to the requirements for the major. Students completing the B.A. degree in the College of Arts and Sciences must also satisfy the University’s foreign language requirement. There is no University requirement for a foreign language for the B.A. degree awarded by other schools of the University or for other bachelor’s degrees such as the B.S. or B.F.A. The State of New York requires 3 credits of a foreign language or passing score on the NY State Regents test in a language other than English.

Requirements for the Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in Nursing

Required GPA 2.5

Students must achieve a C+ or greater in all pre-requisite science and nursing courses in order to progress in the program.
Credits Required for Major: 89
62 credits in Nursing, 27 credits in related subjects
Credits Required to Graduate: 124

NUR (0302) 232 - Informatics in Health Care Credits: 2.00
NUR (0302) 233 - Nutrition in Nursing Credits: 2.00
NUR (0302) 384 - Evidence-Based Practice in Nursing Credits: 3.00
NUR (0302) 387 - Introduction to Professional Nursing Practice Credits: 2.00
NUR (0302) 388 - Pharmacology I Credits: 2.00
NUR (0302) 389 - Pharmacology II Credits: 2.00
NUR (0302) 390 - Integration Seminar I Credits: 1.00
NUR (0302) 391 - Health Assessment Credits: 3.00
NUR (0302) 392 - Fundamentals of Patient Centered Nursing Care Credits: 7.00
NUR (0302) 397 - Mental Health Nursing Credits: 3.00
NUR (0302) 397 - Nursing Care of Adults I Credits: 7.00
NUR (0302) 399 - Integration Seminar II Credits: 1.00
NUR (0302) 471 - Community Health Nursing Credits: 5.00
NUR (0302) 473 - Nursing Care of the Older Adult Credits: 3.00
NUR (0302) 476 - Integration Seminar III Credits: 1.00
NUR (0302) 477 - Nursing Care of Childbearing Women Credits: 3.00 (half of semester)
NUR (0302) 479 - Nursing Care of Children Credits: 3.00 (half of semester)
NUR (0302) 481 - Nursing Care of Adults I I Credits: 5.00
NUR (0302) 483 - Transition to Professional Practice Credits: 6.00
NUR (0302) 484 - Integration Seminar I V Credits: 1.00
BIO (0105) 203 - Human Anatomy and Physiology I Credits: 4.00
BIO (0105) 204 - Human Anatomy and Physiology I I Credits: 4.00
BIO (0105) 208 - Microbiology Credits: 3.00
BIO (0105) 209 - Emerging Trends in Genetics Credits: 2.00
BIO (0105) 210 - Pathophysiology Credits: 3.00
CHE (0106) 109 - Physiological Chemistry Lecture Credits: 5.00
MTH (0144) 113 - Survey of Statistics Credits: 3.00
A grade of C or higher is acceptable for Nursing
PIA (0501) 114 - Lifespan Development for Non-Majors Credits: 3.00
A grade of C or higher is acceptable for Nursing

Semester Sequence

Required GPA 2.5 Students must achieve a C+ or greater in all pre-requisite science and nursing courses in order to progress in the program. Degree: B.S. Credits Required for Major: 89 62 credits in Nursing, 27 credits in related subjects Credits Required to Graduate: 124

Requirements
Course	Credits	Freshmen		Sophomore		Junior		Senior
		Fall	Spring	Fall	Spring	Fall	Spring	Fall	Spring
BIO (0105) 203 Human Anatomy and Physiology I	4	✓
MTH (0144) 113 Survey of Statistics	3		✓or	✓or	✓or
BIO (0105) 204 Human Anatomy and Physiology II	4		✓
CHE (0106) 109 Physiological Chemistry	5		✓or	✓or
BIO (0105) 209 Emerging Trends in Genetics	2			✓or	✓or
PIA (0501) 114 Developmental Psychology through the Lifespan	3		✓or	✓or	✓or
BIO (0105) 210 Pathophysiology	3				✓
BIO (0105) 208 Microbiology	3		✓or	✓or	✓or
NUR (0302) 233 Nutrition in Nursing	2				✓
NUR (0302) 232 Nursing Informatics in Healthcare	2				✓
NUR (0302) 391 Health Assessment	3					✓
NUR (0302) 392 Fundamentals of Patient Centered Nursing Care	7					✓
NUR (0302) 387 Introduction to Professional Nursing Practice	2					✓
NUR (0302) 388 Pharmacology I	2					✓
NUR (0302) 390 Integration Seminar I	1					✓
NUR (0302) 389 Pharmacology II	2						✓
NUR (0302) 397 Nursing Care of Adults I	7						✓
NUR (0302) 384 Evidence-Based Practice in Nursing	3						✓
NUR (0302) 394 Mental Health Nursing	3						✓
NUR (0302) 399 Integration Seminar II	1						✓
NUR (0302) 471 Community Health Nursing	5							✓
NUR (0302) 473 Nursing Care of the Older Adult	3							✓
NUR (0302) 476 Integration Seminar III	1							✓
NUR (0302) 481 Nursing Care of Adults II	5								✓
NUR (0302) 483 Transition to Professional Practice	6								✓
NUR (0302) 484 Integration Seminar IV	1								✓
NUR (0302) 477 Nursing Care of Childbearing Women	3							✓or	✓or
NUR (0302) 479 Nursing Care of the Newborn								✓or	✓or