Nursing/Allied Health Profession Interest Area
Lindenwood University offers partnerships with area nursing programs for degree completion. Lindenwood is also embarking on its own bachelor’s in nursing (BSN) degree program, expected to enroll the first cohort Fall 2025 (pending all accreditation approvals). Students would enter the Lindenwood program as a junior, like existing partnership programs, via a selective admission process.
Note: All Missouri nursing program have seat limitations which the Missouri State Board of Nursing approves. In that regard, most programs use a selective admission process to select candidates.
Below is a program plan that will prepare a student for entry into the Lindenwood’s future nursing program, and also meets requirements for many other area nursing programs.
University General Education Core Requirements
| UNIV 10100 |
First-Year Seminar |
1 |
| ENGL 15000 |
Composition I |
3 |
| ENGL 17000 |
Composition II |
3 |
| GE-Human Culture |
U.S. History/Government |
3 |
| GE-Human Culture |
Arts |
3 |
| GE-Human Culture |
Literature |
3 |
| GE-Human Culture |
Elective I: Non Arts/Lit |
3 |
| GE-Human Culture |
Elective II: Any |
3 |
University General Education Science/Social Science/Math Requirements
3 credit hours of coursework from the following options:
Students must have equivalent of CHM 23000 from high school, or required to take CHM 10000 or CHM 23000.
Students are expected to have equivalent of 1-year high school Biology, or required to take BSC 10000.
Core Foundational Requirements for Nursing
| HFS 18500 - Medical Terminology |
2 |
| BSC 23000 - Microbiology for Health Sciences |
4 |
| COM 21301 - Interpersonal Communication |
3 |
| HS 20000 - Introduction to the Caring Health and Wellness Professions |
3 |
| HS 22000 - Medication Dosage Calculation |
1 |