7 courses. Harvest read no subject for these courses. That is a gap in our reading of the catalog, not in the college's catalog; each course is shown as we hold it until the reading is fixed.
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The accelerated format of this nursing program requires applicants to have an adequate introduction to certain subjects. In these prerequisite courses you need to have received a grade of C+ or better and have not failed more than one pre-requisite. Please note that Principles of Human Genetics is not a pre-requisite. The following are prerequisite courses for the second degree Bachelor of Science in Nursing program.
A grade of C+ or better is required in the following prerequisite courses. Failure of two prerequisite courses will require approval from the School of Nursing and Health Sciences (SNHS) Dean to apply to the Nursing program.
NUR.5130S Seminar: Advanced Family Nurse Practitioner II
Seminar is an important component of Advanced Family Nursing Practice-I that will address contemporary issues such as telehealth, health informatics, global health concerns and holistic modalities in advanced practice nursing. It is a 1 credit (15 hours) course and students are required to receive "Pass" in order to be successful in NUR-5130 Advanced Family Nursing Practice-I.
NUR.5140S Seminar: Advanced Family Nurse Practitioner II
Seminar is an important component of Advanced Family Nursing Practice-II that will address contemporary issues such as legal Scope, federal and state regulations of Nurse Practitioner in advanced practice nursing. It will also focus on practice ownership, legal and business considerations for the nurse practitioners. It is a 1-credit (15 hours) course and students are required to receive "Pass" in order to be successful in NUR-5140 Advanced Family Nursing Practice-II.
NUR.5150S Seminar: Advanced Family Nurse Practitioner III
Advanced Family Nursing Practice-III Seminar and Comprehensive Examination (NUR5150S) is an important component of Advanced Family Nursing Practice-III. The main focus of seminar III is the comprehensive evaluation of FNP students before graduation and to prepare students for their national board exams. This is a 1-credit (15 hours) course and students are required to receive "Pass" in order to be successful in Advanced Family Nursing Practice-
Students double majoring in English and Secondary Education who plan to teach at the middle school or high school level should make sure that their selection of courses meets the following additional distribution requirements: at least one course in American literature, one course in film studies, one course in creative and professional writing, and one course in women’s writing. These students should also see School of Education catalog for additional EDU and ENE course requirements.
for ENG 3000-level courses: Students must have taken one previous ENG 1000-level course and one previous ENG 2000-level course; for ENG 3998 (Senior Thesis Literature), students must have taken one previous 3000-level course in addition to ENG 3083 (Literary Theory) or ENF 3075 (Film Theory) or by permission of the English faculty; for ENF 3075 (Film Theory), students must have previously taken ENF 1001 (Introduction to Film Studies); for ENF 3998 (Senior Thesis in Film), students must have previously taken ENF 3075 or by permission of the English faculty.
