School of Nursing

Information for Prospective Students

Reaching Out to Advance Excellence in Nursing Professionals

 Recruiting table

 

Considering a career in Nursing? Visit these websites for information which will help you with your decision.

 Nursing Career Websites


Prerequisite Coursework

PDF List of Undergraduate Program Prerequisites

PDF Prerequisite Course Equivalencies for Community Colleges


Undergraduate Advising Sessions

Advising sessions are offered each month for prospective nursing students. For the Accelerated, Traditional and RN to BSN programs students will meet with a Recruiter/Advisor to discuss the program and have their transcripts evaluated. Program prerequisites, application requirements, and the admissions process will be discussed. Attending an advising session should be the first step for all prospective students.

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Transfer Students

Transfer guides are available for students at Columbus State Community CollegeCuyahoga Community CollegeLakeland Community CollegeLorain County Community College, and Owens Community College who wish to transfer to Cleveland State University. Each guide provides a listing of community college courses that will count towards the various Nursing prerequisites and the General Education categories at CSU.

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Recruiter/Advisors

Recruiter/Advisors assist students with preadmission inquiries, application to the program, enrollment, graduation requirements, and academic policies and procedures. To contact a Recruiter/Advisor call (216) 687-3598.

Faculty Advisors

Each currently registered nursing student is assigned a School of Nursing Faculty member as a professional advisor to assist with nursing specific questions or concerns, career planning/counseling, and other similar matters. Students should contact their faculty advisor directly for assistance as needed.  Students are strongly encouraged to make contact with their faculty advisor at least once each semester.


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