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Requirements (180 units)
Admission requirements:
1. California Registered Nurse License
2. Prerequisite GPA of 3.0 or higher
3. A.D.N. GPA of 3.0 or higher
4. Submit RN screening form and all transcripts
5. Application to CSUSB admissions with second set of transcripts
(Students who are close to these standards may be admissible upon
remediation.)
LOWER DIVISION GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS
This program assumes all lower division general education requirements
have been met. The IGETC is valuable, but not required. Some lower
division General Education requirements can be completed while the BSN
program is in progress, but this will extend time to graduation.
PRE-REQUISITES
Lower division support courses required for the Nursing major:
1. BIOL 220 Principles of Microbiology (5)
2. BIOL 223 Human Physiology & Anatomy (5)
3. BIOL 224 Human Physiology & Anatomy (5)
4. CHEM 205 Fundamentals of Chemistry 1: General Chemistry (5)
5. CHEM 208 Survey of Human Biochemistry (3)
6. COMM 120 Oral Communication (4)
7. One critical thinking course (4)
8. ENG 101 Freshman Composition (4)
9. One math course that satisfies the mathematics basic skills in the GE
program (4)
10. PSYC 201 Developmental Psychology (4)
Upper-division General Ed courses required for the Nursing major:
1. Natural Sciences Capstone (4)
2. Social Sciences Capstone (4)
3. Humanities Capstone (4)
4. Upper division writing requirement (4) OR exam (WREE)
Upper-division support courses for Nursing major:
1. MATH 305 Statistics: Hypothesis Testing & Estimation (4)
2. One integrative capstone course that meets the multicultural/gender
requirement in the GE program (4)
NURSING MAJOR COURSES
Sophomore Nursing Courses:
1. Students holding a current California RN license will receive 20 units
of advanced placement transfer credit for lower division nursing
courses. Credit for these lower
division nursing courses is given upon submission of a current, active
California RN License to the Nursing Department. The department will notify records of
the license number.
Junior Nursing Courses:
1. NURS 310 Transition to Baccalaureate Nursing Ed (2)
2. NURS 316 Health Assessment (4)
3. NURS 340 Theories of Nursing (2)
4. NURS 380 Pathophysiology or HSCI 367 Human Disease
Mechanisms (4)
Senior Nursing Courses:
1. NURS 404 Nursing Management (4)
2. NURS 405 Nursing Management: Laboratory (4)
3. NURS 406 Community Health (4)
4. NURS 407 Community Health: Laboratory (4)
5. NURS 410 RN to BSN Bridge
course (2)
6. NURS 411 RN to BSN Bridge course: Laboratory (4)
7. NURS 422 Nursing Research (4)
8. NURS 425 Issues and Trends in Nursing and Health (2)
Please contact the Department of Nursing RN to BSN advisor for further
information.
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