Nursing AAS
Students have varied opportunities in many different health care environments during their clinical practice in the program and, therefore, graduates of the program are prepared to begin employment in a variety of health care settings as entry level professional nurses.
Courses
- BIO 107 — Human Anatomy and Physiology I
- BIO 103 — Principles of Biology
- CHM 103 — Principles of Chemistry I
- ENG 101 — Introduction to College Writing
- ENG 102 — Academic Writing
- ENG 103 — Writing in and about the Sciences
- ENG 104 — Writing for Business and the Professions
- ENG 105 — Writing in and about the Social Sciences
- ENG 106 — Writing in and about the Performing and Visual Arts
- ENG 107 — Language, Structure and Style
- ENG 108 — Writing in and about Literature
- ENG 109 — Elements of Creative Writing
- ENG 110 — Elements of Technical Writing
- BIO 108 — Human Anatomy & Physiology II
- BIO 223 — Microbiology
- PSY 101 — General Psychology
- SOC 101 — Principles of Sociology
- PSY 222 — Developmental Psychology
- NUR 100 — Foundations of Nurse Caring I
- NUR 102 — Principles of Nurse Caring II
- NUR 103 — Principles of Family Nursing Caring
- NUR 104 — Principles of Nurse Caring III
- NUR 200 — Principles of Nurse Caring IV
- NUR 201 — Principles of Mental Health Nurse Caring
- NUR 202 — Professional Issues and Leadership Management in Nursing Capstone
- MAT 097 — Introductory Algebra