Course Sequence - Traditional BSN Program (Day and Evening)

COURSE SEQUENCE - TRADITIONAL BSN PROGRAM (DAY AND EVENING)  

SOPHOMORE YEAR

FIRST SEMESTER		CREDITS
NUR 200	Theory and Professional Practice	2
NUR 219	Pathophysiology	3
1st 7.5 weeks
NUR 220	Health Assessment	2
NUR 221	Health Assessment Lab	1
2nd 7.5 weeks
NUR 215	Fundamentals of Nursing Practice	2
NUR 216	Fundamentals of Nursing Practice Clinical	3
**One Course	Breadth of Knowledge (A&H, non-US)	3-4

SECOND SEMESTER		CREDITS
NUR 218	Pharmacology	3
NUR 225	Medical Surgical Nursing I	4
NUR 226	Medical Surgical Nursing I Clinical	6
**One Course	Breadth of Knowledge (SS-ALAAME)	3-4

JUNIOR YEAR

FIRST SEMESTER		CREDITS
*MTH 147 (if not yet completed)	Statistical Methods	4
NUR 300	Nursing Leadership and Management	2
NUR 305	Medical Surgical Nursing II	2
NUR 306	Medical Surgical Nursing II Clinical	4
NUR 312	Psychiatric/Mental Health Nursing	2
NUR 313	Psychiatric/Mental Health Nursing Clinical	3

SECOND SEMESTER		CREDITS
NUR 310	Nursing Research	2
NUR 325	Pediatric Nursing	2
NUR 326	Pediatric Nursing Clinical	3
NUR 380	Maternal Newborn Nursing	2
NUR 382	Maternal Newborn Nursing Clinical	3
*PHL 240	Health Care Ethics (also counts as A&H)	3

SENIOR YEAR

FIRST SEMESTER		CREDITS
NUR 415	Medical Surgical Nursing III	3
NUR 416	Medical Surgical Nursing III Clinical	5
NUR 425	Professional Role Preparation	2
**One Course	Social Diversity (African American Experience)	3-4

SECOND SEMESTER		CREDITS
lst 7.5 weeks
NUR 412	Community Health Nursing	2
NUR 414	Community Health Nursing Clinical	3
2nd 7.5 weeks
NUR 420	Professional Role Practicum	3
**One Course	Social Diversity (U.S. Diversity)	3-4

*SUPPORT COURSES
(May be taken at any time prior to the Nursing class for which they are pre-requisite)

*MTH 147 (or SOC 354 or COM 303)	Statistical Methods	4 credits
*PHL 240	Health Care Ethics	4 credits

**NOTE: Double Starred Courses indicate General Education Electives.
These courses are NOT required to be taken in the semester in which they are listed and are interchangeable. They can also be taken during the summer. These courses must be completed in order to graduate from Cleveland State University, but may be taken in any semester in which they are offered. A minimum of 120 hours required to receive a bachelor's degree.

This publication is neither a contract nor an offer to make a contract. While every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the information, the School of Nursing reserves the right to make changes at any time with respect to course offerings and degree requirements.