Associate Degree Nursing
Students who are accepted into the Associate Degree in Nursing (ADN) program are introduced to the role of the Registered Nurse and provided resources and instruction which when incorporated into nursing practice will result in safe and effective care being provided to patients in a variety of healthcare settings. The ADN curriculum provides courses in Nursing theory and clinical as well as support courses that contain content that students must learn to be successful on the Registered Nurse National Licensure Exam (NCLEX-RN).
Courses
- NURS 101 — Fundamentals of Nursing I
- NURS 106 — Foundations of Nursing
- NURS 107 — Dosage Calculations
- NURS 109 — Basic Concepts in Pharmacology
- PSYH 100 — Life Span Growth & Development
- BIOL 121 — Anatomy and Physiology
- NURS 104 — Fundamentals of Nursing II
- NURS 105 — Basic Concepts in Mental Health Nursing
- ENGL 101 — English Composition
- PSYH 101 — Psychology
- BIOL 122 — Anatomy and Physiology
- NURS 211 — Nursing Care of Adult and Child I
- NURS 212 — Nursing Care of Adult and Child II
- COMM 103 — Fundamentals of Speech Communication
- BIOL 215 — Microbiology
- NURS 209 — Advanced Pharmacology
- NURS 213 — Nursing Care of Adult and Child III
- NURS 214 — Nursing Care of Adult and Child IV
- NURS 216 — Professional Challenges & Issues
- SOCO 101 — Sociology