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Curriculum
We offer a four-year B.S. program and a two-year program for transfer and second-degree students. We also offer a master’s… More…
Special Opportunities
Faculty
After the Mount |
Nursing Education - 32 credits
Nursing Administration - 36 credits
Family Nurse Practitioner - 43 credits
Adult Nurse Practitioner - 40 credits
Bridge Program - For RN's with a Baccalaureate degree in a discipline other than Nursing
Nursing Core
Semester I
Adv. Nursing Theory (3 credits)
Adv. Nursing Research (3 credits)
Ethical & Policy Issues in Health Care (3 credits)
Dynamics of Nursing Leadership (3 credits)
Semester II
Advanced Pathophysiology (2 credits)
Advanced Health Assessment/Practicum (3 credits)
Theories of Learning (2 credits)
Semester III
The Teaching Learning Process (3 credits)
Curriculum and Course Development (2 credits)
The Use of Technology to Teach (2 credits)
Teaching Practicum (3 credits: 1 credit seminar; 2 credits practicum (120 hours))
Semester IV
Master's Project Advisement (3 credits)
Continuous Master's Project Advisement (0 credits)
Program for Nursing Administration
Semester I
Advanced Nursing Theory (3 credits)
Dynamics of Nursing Leadership (3 credits)
Foundations of Health Care Management (3 credits)
Financial Management & Budgetary Control (3 credits)
Semester II
Advanced Nursing Research (3 credits)
Ethics & Health Care Policy (3 credits)
Master's Project Seminar I (1 credit)
Law for Health Care Professionals (3 credits)
Semester III
Nursing Administration Theory I (3 credits)
Nursing Administration Adv Practicum I (3 credits)
Master's Project Seminar II (1 credit)
Semester IV
Nursing Administration Theory II (3 credits)
Nursing Administration Adv Practicum II (3 credits)
Master's Project Seminar III (1 credit)
Program for Family Nurse Practitioner
Nursing Core
Adv. Nursing Theory (3 credits)
Adv. Nursing Research (3 credits)
Ethical & Policy Issues in Health Care (3 credits)
Dynamics of Nursing Leadership (3 credits)
Supporting Courses
Adv. Pathophysiology (2 credits)
Adv. Pathophysiology (2 credits)
Adv. Health Assessment (3 credits)
Adv.Pharmacophysiology (3 credits)
Clinical Concentration
Adv. Practice Theory I (3 credits)
Adv.Practicum/Seminar I (3 credits)
Adv. Practice Theory II (3 credits)
Adv. Practicum/Seminar II (3 credits)
FNP Theory III (3 credits)
FNP Practicum/Seminar III (3 credits)
Master's Project Seminar (1 credit)
600 clinical hours required
Program for Adult Nurse Practitioner
Nursing Core
Adv. Nursing Theory (3 credits)
Adv. Nursing Research (3 credits)
Ethical & Policy Issues in Health Care (3 credits)
Dynamics of Nursing Leadership (3 credits)
Supporting Courses
Adv. Pathophysiology (2 credits)
Adv. Pathophysiology (2 credits)
Adv. Health Assessment (3 credits)
Adv.Pharmacophysiology (3 credits)
Clinical Concentration
Adv. Practice Theory I (3 credits)
Adv.Practicum/Seminar I (3 credits)
Adv. Practice Theory II (3 credits)
Adv. Practicum/Seminar II (3 credits)
Adv. Theory III (3 credits)
Adv. Practicum/Seminar III (3 credits)
Master's Project Seminar (1 credit)
600 clinical hours required
Bridge Program
RNs with a baccalaureate in a major other than nursing may be enrolled as a non-matriculated student in the Graduate Nursing Program.
Admission requirements include:
- Current RN license
A baccalaureate degree from a regional accredited college or university
Graduates of Foreign Nursing Schools are required to have their nursing transcripts evaluated by the Commission
on Graduates of Foreign Nursing Schools (CGFNS). http:/www.cgfns.org/
Completed application and fee
An admission interview with the Director of the Department of Nursing
English Essay Examination
- Successful completion of 17 undergraduate courses
General Chemistry 4 credits
Elementary Statistics 3 credits
Research and Theory in Nursing 3 credits
Health Assessment 3 credits
Completion of the College of Mount Saint Vincent's Department of Nursing undergraduate Community course which includes 5 weeks of lecture and 60 clinical hours - 4 credits












