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RN to BS in Nursing
For RNs with an Associate's Degree or Completion of more than 60 credits
Earn 61 credits in two years to complete your Bachelor of Science in Nursing, and earn credits towards a Master's Degree. Earning a bachelor's degree in nursing is the most important career advancement opportunity you can make, and  the College of Mount Saint Vincent's RN to BS program makes it easy. 

RN's may receive up to 65 transfer credits for an associate degree in nursing and diploma RNs may receive 30 transfer credits for the RN license.  The Bachelor of Science degree with a major in Nursing consists of 126 credits, divided into five components of a liberal arts education.

Selected courses are available at the Mid-Manhattan location.

Core Component
World Literature ENGL 320
Integrated I  INTG 300
Integrated II  INTG 400 
Computer (recommended) MATH 107 
Statistics (recommended) MATH 118/119

Science Component
*General Chemistry I  CHEM 105 
*General Chemistry II  CHEM 106 
*Anatomy & Physiology I  BIOL 207
*Anatomy & Physiology II BIOL 208 
*Microbiology BIOL 211  
* Pathophysiology BIOL 333 
**Pharmacophysiology BIOL 334 
 
Social Science Component
Human Development I  PSYC 319
Human Development II  PSYC 320 
 
Nursing Component
Theory and Research in Nursing  NURS 209 
Health Assessment  NURS 309
Leadership in Nursing  NURS 402 
Life Cycle NURS 409
RN's must select one of the Masters Core courses to fulfill the required 16 credits in the nursing major*
Advanced Nursing Theory NURS 501 
Advanced Nursing Research NURS 502
Dynamics of Nsg Leadership NURS 504 
Ethical & Policy Issues in Health NURS 505   
 
The graduate credits will count towards the baccalaureate degree and may be used toward the master's degree if pursued.

* Science courses will be accepted in transfer with a minimum grade of "C".

**Pharmacophysiology credit may be awarded by an NLN Challenge examination

RN nursing students transferring into the College of Mount Saint Vincent must have earned a minimum grade of “C” in all required courses transferred into the college.

Graduates of Foreign Nursing Schools are required to have their nursing transcript evaluated by the Commission on Graduates of Foreign Nursing Schools, (CGFNS).
www.CGFNS.org