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School for Natural and Applied ScienceNursing5. Completion of Pharmacology Standardized examination at the75% benchmark score. Student may complete the examinationprior to or concurrent with NU 310.Note: Should an applicant not have a formal Health Assessmentcourse on their transcript, NU 238 Nursing HealthAssessment will be required as a prerequisite to admission.The Nursing Program awards accepted students 60 hours of coursecredit for their pre-licensure nursing program transcript from anAssociate degree nursing program. Students may choose to attendeither fulltime or part time. Students have a maximum of 5 yearsto complete all degree requirements.It is recommended all students take the WCT during the first termof courses. The WCT must be passed prior to enrolling inEN 306ANU 300 Pharmacological Applications: 3 Credit Hoursare awarded upon successful completion of a StandardizedExamination of student knowledge. The examination may be takenbefore beginning course work or concurrently with NU 310. Thereis a fee associated with the examination. Please contact the NursingProgram for fee information.Suggested plan of studyfor the fulltime studentTerm 1.................................................................................. 9 cr.MA 120 Basic Concepts of Statistics......................... 3 cr.NU 300 Pharmacological Applications...................... 3 cr.NU 310 Nursing Transitions for the BSN................. 3 cr.Term 2.................................................................................. 9 cr.EN 306A Professional Writing in the Disciplines:Scientific and Technical Writing.................. 3 cr.NU 320 Historical Nursing Practice......................... 3 cr.Elective 200 level or above................................................. 3 cr.Term 3.................................................................................. 9 cr.NU 350 Theoretical Foundations............................. 3 cr.NU 355 Pathophysiology for Clinicians.................... 3 cr.Elective 200 level or above of choice.................................. 3 cr.Term 4.................................................................................. 8 cr.NU 400 Global Nursing Perspectives........................ 3 cr.NU 410 Community Health Nursing Practice(16 week course)......................................... 5 cr.Term 5.................................................................................. 6 cr.Elective of choice............................................................... 3 cr.Elective of choice............................................................... 3 cr.213
School for Natural and Applied ScienceNursingTerm 6.................................................................................. 8 cr.BI 326 Bioethics..................................................... 3 cr.NU 420 Leadership and the BSN Role(16 week course)......................................... 5 cr.Term 7.................................................................................. 6 cr.HC 451 Health Care and the Political Process.......... 3 cr.Elective: 300 level LE / Humanities/ Social Sciences......... 3 cr.Term 8.................................................................................. 6 cr.NU 450 Research in Nursing.................................... 3 cr.NU 455 Integrative Practice in Nursing.................... 3 cr.Total..................................................... 61 cr.Total Program hours.............. 121 cr.214
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Letter from the PresidentDear Stude
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Park UniversityMaps - Parkville Cam
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Park UniversityMission, Vision, His
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PARKVILLE and KANSAS CITYPark Unive
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Park UniversityColleges and Schools
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College of Liberal Arts and Science
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School of BusinessBrad A. Kleindl,
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School for EducationMichelle Myers,
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List of FacultySchool for Education
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