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Nov 28, 2024
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Catalog/Bulletin 2014-2015 [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
RN to MN and MSN Track
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The RN to MN and RN to MSN Tracks are for the highly motivated qualified nurse who wishes to pursue advanced coursework in nursing. The curriculum meets the requirements of the Board of Regents and the Louisiana State Board of Nursing. The non-traditional course delivery focuses on the augmentation of existing teaching/learning strategies with web-based internet applications, weekend scheduling and flexible clinical instruction. RN’s completing this program receive a baccalaureate equivalency facilitating graduates meeting the Louisiana State Board of Nursing requirement for persons interested in teaching in Louisiana Schools of Nursing.
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Notice
LSUHSC School of Nursing Master of Nursing, Primary Care Nurse Practitioner, Neonatal Nurse Practitioner, Adult/Gerontology Clinical Nurse Specialist, Public/Community Health Clinical Nurse Specialist, and Nursing Administration concentrations have had a major curriculum change from the awarding of a Master of Nursing degree to a Doctor of Nursing Practice degree for these graduate concentrations. Applicants to these programs for the summer 2014 class will be admitted to a BSN to DNP curriculum.
Admissions to the RN to MSN Program will continue.
Pre-requisite Courses (31 Credits)
- General Biology & Lab [4 Credits]
- General Chemistry or Intro to Chemistry [3 Credits]
- General Psychology [3 Credits]
- Intro to Sociology [3 Credits]
- Arts Elective [3 Credits]
- English Composition I and II [6 Credits]
- English Literature (>2000) [3 Credits]
- Social Science [3 Credits]
- College Algebra [3 Credits]
Support Courses (29-30 Credits)
- Humanities Elective [3 Credits]
- Humanities Elective (3000 level or above) [3 Credits]
- Microbiology (with or without lab) [3-4 Credits]
- Physiology & Lab [4 Credits]
- Anatomy & Lab [4 Credits]
- Organic/Biochemsitry or Chemistry [3 Credits]
- Elective [9 Credits]
Nursing Courses (9 Credits)
Graduate Courses (8 Credits)
Core Graduate Courses (15 Credits)
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