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The Part-time Post RN BScN program was comprehensively revised in 2008, and is based on the completion of a total of 63 credits. The new curriculum is designed to reflect and enhance the professional knowledge, competencies, and experience of Post RN students. The new program allows students to customize their program, and select nursing electives in areas that will support individualized needs and interests, and professional nursing practices. The curriculum for specialty certificates is derived from the Part-time Post RN BScN program. All courses taken as components of a certificate program or as an individual special interest course are fully transferable into the degree program. The courses in the program's Distance Education schedule are built around correspondence material (Print and Online).
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Required Courses
Nursing (21 credits)
N135 Contemporary Issues in Nursing (3 credit)
N115 Health Teaching & Learning (3 credit)
N201 Community Mental Health I (3 credit)
N205 Community Health Nursing - online delivery only (3 credit)
N245 Aging and the Older Adult (3 credit)
N425 Comprehensive Health Assessment - online delivery only (3 credit)
N415 Nursing of Adults II - online delivery only (3 credit)
Humanities/Science (30 credits)
Humanities
Nursing 300 Research Methods (Sociology) (6 credit)
Nursing 330 Legal & Ethical Issues in Nursing (6 credit)
Science
Chemistry 150D Fundamentals of General & Biological Chemistry (6 credit)
Biology 105 Introductory Cell & Molecular Biology (3 credit)
Biology 115 Microbes in Human Health - online delivery only (3 credit)
Biology 251 Anatomy & Physiology I (3 credit)
Biology 252 Anatomy & Physiology II (3 credit)
Elective Courses
Nursing Electives
Select any courses to total 12 credits
N202 Community Mental Health Nursing II - online (3 credit)
N230 Nursing of Women, Children & Families (6 credit)
N405 Nursing of Adults I - online delivey only (3 credit)
N473 Basic Concepts in Pathophysiology - online delivery only (3 credit)
N483 Hospice Palliative Care - online delivery only (3 credit)
N488 Challenges in Aging: Implications for Nursing - online delivery only (3 credit)
N490 Forensic Nursing – online delivery only (6 credit)
N494 Leadership & Management in Nursing - online delivery only (3 credit)
N497 Computers in Nursing – online delivery only (3 credit)
N499 Open Nursing Elective (3 credit)* one-time only for transfer credit
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Admission Requirements Minimum requirements are a current RN registration, one-year clinical experience, and high school certification. Applicants are considered if they have credit for five Grade XII university preparatory subjects (English, Mathematics, Chemistry, another science and one other subject), with no mark below 50 and a minimum average of 60. Meeting published minimum requirements does not guarantee admission. If you are not able to meet the above requirements, please contact the Program Office for assistance Degree Requirements This 63-credit program consists of 21 credits of required nursing courses, 18 credits of required science courses, 12 credits of required humanities courses and 12 credits of nursing electives. The Program accepts up to 30 transfer credits for courses completed at other university institutions. The Program can be completed within three years but students have up to 10 years from their acceptance date to complete all requirements. The program has a limited annual entry. The application period deadline is June 30th each year for courses commencing in September. |




