Program of Study
Baccalaureate Completion Program for RNs (RNBS)
(RNBS Students from Non-OCNE Partner Schools)
| Non-Nursing Courses* (53 Credits) | Credits |
| Natural Science Group (26 Credits)* | |
| Anatomy & Physiology I, II, III Nutrition Microbiology Biology with Genetics Statistics |
12 3 4 3 4 |
| English (9 Credits)* | |
| English Comp I & II Technical/Scientific Writing |
6 3 |
| Humanities (9 credits)* | |
| English (non-composition), Foreign Languages, History of Art or Art Appreciation, History of Music or Music Appreciation, Linguistics, Philosophy, Religion, Speech or Theatre Arts, and Women’s Studies |
9 |
| Social Science (9 Credits)* | |
| Human Growth & Development (Lifespan) Social Science Electives (e.g., Anthropology, Psychology, Political Science, Sociology, Economics, General Social Science, History, or Criminology) |
3 6 |
| Electives (34 credits)* |
|
| 15 upper-division non-nursing credits must be taken in a field other than nursing | 34 |
| Nursing Courses (45 credits) | |
| NRS 311: Transition A: Health Promotion & Pathophysiological Processes NRS 312: Tansition B: Chronic Illness and End-of-Life NRS 410A : Population-Based Care NRS 410B: Population-Based Care NRS 411: Epidemiology NRS 412A: Leadership and Outcomes Management in Nursing NRS 412B: Leadership and Outcomes Management in Nursing NRS 424 I (Specialty course) NRS 426A: Integrative Practicum NRS 426B: Integrative Practicum NRS 425 I (Specialty course) |
3 3 |
| Articulation Credits Transfer Credits from ADN program accepted for lower division nursing credits
Total Credits |
18 36 180 |
*Courses not available at OHSU that will be taken either during the prerequisite year or while dually
enrolled with OHSU and another institution.
This information can also be found in the Student Catalog and Handbook
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