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Bachelor of Science in Nursing The BS program in nursing is designed to prepare a beginning professional nurse for practice in a variety of settings. It provides a foundation for advanced study in nursing. The nursing curriculum is based on prerequisite courses in the liberal arts, physical sciences, social sciences and on electives. The program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education(CCNE). It offers traditional and innovative clinical experiences to prepare graduates for the changing health care environment. The College of Nursing and Health Professions (CONHP) also offers this program on the Lewiston-Auburn campus. AdmissionIn addition to requirements established for admission to the University, the College of Nursing and Health Professions requires high school chemistry and biology with labs. Admission to the baccalaureate program is highly selective; the process includes consideration of SAT scores, high school rank, academic record, and references. Transfer admission into the nursing program is available on a limited basis according to the number of open seats. Admission is selective according to GPA and previous academic record. Transfer students must have a minimum GPA of 2.75 and have completed English and Math proficiencies, in order to be considered. Prerequisites in the Undergraduate Curriculum Undergraduate Nursing Course of Study
Nursing majors must purchase uniforms and lab coats, must be certified in cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and meet CONHP health requirements prior to entry into sophomore level laboratory clinical courses. The certificate card from the American Heart Association must state course for Health Care Provider. The American Red Cross certificate card must state BLS for Professional Rescuer. Since clinical experiences occur in a variety of settings in the Southern Maine area, students must provide their own transportation. Professional liability insurance is highly recommended for students in the nursing major. Health insurance is required while registered in clinical courses starting with NUR 213 (Fundamentals of Nursing lab). For more information regarding the specifics of the Nursing Program's Health Requirements, health insurance and CPR certification, read the health requirements information. RequirementsThe baccalaureate degree in nursing is conferred on students who successfully complete: 51-55 credit hours in the liberal arts, physical sciences, social sciences, and core curriculum; 65 credit hours in nursing; and 9 credit hours in electives. A total of 125-130 credits are required for graduation. Application Options
Application forms may be obtained from:Admissions Office Advising & Academic Information Student Services For questions or comments, please contact us.
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