Nursing, BSN Concurrent Enrollment (RN to BSN)

71 credit hours

Requirements

The concurrent enrollment BSN allows students who are completing an associate of science or diploma in nursing to begin work toward their BSN degree prior to completing the basic nursing degree.  To qualify for the concurrent enrollment program, students must be currently enrolled in a state board of nursing approved nursing program with a nursing GPA of 3.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale.  The Bachelor of Science in Nursing (RN to BSN) requires the completion of nine required courses and two elective courses in the Department of Nursing and Public Health in addition to the general education requirements for a Bachelor of Science degree.  Lindenwood University acknowledges the value of previous nursing education and awards 35 of the 71 required nursing credits in transfer from the basic nursing degree or diploma program after the student has earned an unencumbered RN license.

Required Nursing Coursework:

NUR 31000	Professional Nursing	3
NUR 33000	Research and Evidence Based Practice	3
NUR 35000	Healthcare Policy and Finance	3
NUR 37000	Patient Safety and Quality	3
NUR 37500	Introduction to Health Informatics	3
NUR 41000	Holistic Health Assessment	3
NUR 43000	Leadership and Management	4
NUR 45000	Community Health and Health Promotion	5
NUR 47000	Nursing Capstone	3

 

Elective Nursing Coursework:

Students must complete six credit hours of elective coursework based on their areas of clinical practice or leadership, selected from among the following options:

NUR 37900	Nursing Genomics	3
NUR 38000	Nursing in Emergent Situations	3
NUR 38200	Epidemiology	3
NUR 38300	Population-Based Maternal and Child Health	3
AHS 38400	Health Literacy and Patient Education	3
AHS 38600	Complementary and Alternative Medicine	3

Additional nursing elective courses under development.