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*No general education courses are indicated in the schemas. If these courses remain unfinished when you begin your BSN coursework, it could add to the time it takes to complete your degree.
*This is the typical minimum number of credit hours students must complete. The minimum number of credit hours can vary based on previously earned credits, and/or the level of placement into required coursework.
*All core BSN courses are offered every seven weeks. Any core nursing course or courses may be taken during any seven-week session, as long as program requirements are met. (The only exception is the 14-week, full semester capstone course.)
Students complete most of the required general education courses as part of an associate degree program. If you have not already completed some or all of the courses, you are still eligible for admission.
*Must be completed before taking NBSN 4062.
Successful completion of general education courses is required to obtain a Bachelor of Science in Nursing. Many courses are offered online by UC; the College of Nursing also accepts transfer credits from regionally accredited institutions. To look up how courses from other institutions transfer to UC, visit the Transfer Equivalency Database.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION REGARDING THIS SCHEMA:
Any deviation from the outlined schema is the responsibility of the student and can impact clinical placement and timeline of completion. Slowing your schema down may be possible, but it has to be approved by your Program Director and Student Success Coordinator.
Each course in this program is sequential. It is absolutely essential to take courses in the order presented on this schema.
ALL Advanced Standing credit must be evaluated prior to your first semester in the program.
If you decide to drop or withdraw from a course, you MUST contact your professor and Student Success Coordinator.
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