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Wilmington University has determined that the Bachelor of Science in Nursing, RN to BSN Pathway Program meets the educational requirements for licensure in Delaware and New Jersey. Wilmington University is reviewing other states and has not made specific determinations for those states. Prospective students seeking professional licensure outside of Delaware or New Jersey should verify state licensure requirements before applying. For state-by-state contact information for inquiring about individual state licensure requirements, please visit NC-SARA's Professional Licensure Directory.
The program allows for the transfer of up to 90 credits. To graduate, students must earn a total of 120 credits. Please note: Wilmington University’s eligibility requirements for graduation with honors include completion of 45 residency credits; therefore, BSN Pathway students that do not elect to complete additional coursework to meet this requirement are ineligible to graduate with honors.
(Including a 3-credit Statistics course)
(Will require as a pre-requisite if not taken as part of prior degree)
A minimum of 12 credits in anatomy and physiology, microbiology, physics, biology, and/or chemistry, must be earned through coursework, transfer credits, or testing (available for anatomy/physiology and microbiology).
NUR 303 Nurse as Professional
Prior to the completion of NUR 303, students must complete the mandatory credentialing process.
NUR 313 Nurse as Decision Maker
NUR 323 Nurse as Teacher
NUR 333 Nurse as Leader
NUR 343 Nurse as Consumer of Research
NUR 363 Nurse as Caregiver: Chronic and Palliative Care
NUR 413 Holistic Health Assessment
NUR 423 Global Health Care
This is the first of two Nursing, Global Health Care courses, mandatory pre-requisites apply. This course is offered block one of all semesters.
NUR 433 Global Health Care Practicum
This is the RN to BSN Capstone course which includes a Community Learning Experience. Mandatory pre-requisites apply. This course is offered block two of all semesters.
Choose from the following:
NUR, HLT, HIT, ISM 430, HSC 380, SOC 365
The purpose of this option is to offer eligible BSN Pathway students the opportunity to possibly take up to four (4) selected MSN courses in lieu of undergraduate courses. Transfer credits remain the same as for the RN to BSN Pathway Bachelor of Science in Nursing program. A BSN degree is earned upon completion of the 31 credit core. Courses taken at the graduate level fulfill requirements for both programs. Students are identified as an undergraduate student until their BSN degree is conferred, at which time they will be eligible to continue on in the MSN program they have chosen and been accepted to.
Eligibility criteria for this option includes:
1. RN with a bachelor's degree in another field,
2. Completion of NUR 303, Nurse as Professional, and
3. Completion of MAT 308, Inferential Statistics, or transfer equivalency
4. GPA of 3.5 or higher
The BSN to MSN accelerated option intent form is located in the BSN Student Handbook and in the BSN Student program site. Upon submission of the BSN to MSN accelerated option intent form, students will be contacted by the Assistant Program Chair to review the appropriate course sequencing, advisement, and preparation for graduate coursework. The accelerated course selection depends upon the selected graduate major.
This information applies to students who enter this degree program during the 2020-2021 Academic Year. If you entered this degree program before the Fall 2020 semester, please refer to the academic catalog for the year you began your degree program.
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