Bachelor of Science
in Nursing
(RN-BSN Completion Program)
Michele
M. Gallagher, M.S.N., C.R.N.P., advisor
Graduates
of associate degree and diploma programs can
earn a bachelor's degree with a major in nursing
at BGSU Firelands. This completion program provides
for flexibility and an individualized approach
for the nurse who is already practicing.
A
student may be evaluated for admission to the
program if he or she has:
- A
minimum of 29 semester hours of college credit,
including prerequisite courses in chemistry
and biology or equivalents, with minimum GPA
of 2.5;
- Successfully
completed selected National League for Nursing
Examinations or substitute;
- A
current state of Ohio license;
- Completed
the general college requirements;
- Professional
liability/malpractice insurance;
- Graduated
from an NLN accredited school.
There
are 28 hours in the nursing major. Typically,
students take the 28 hours part-time spread
over two years. The College
of Health and Human Services awards this
degree in cooperation with the Medical University
of Ohio.
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