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registered nurse interested in a baccalaureate degree should make
an appointment to see the Director of the BSN Program or designee.
Prospective students should bring to the interview transcripts of
previous college or university credits and proof of R.N. licensure.
R.N.'s desiring to enter the BSN major must submit a completed School
of Nursing BSN Program application form.
BSN Major Admissions Requirements
1.
Admission to USCA;
2.
Associate of Science degree in nursing or diploma in nursing;
3.
Completion of each of the following courses or their equivalent
with a grade of C or better:
Biology 232 (Anatomy), 242 (Physiology), 330 (Microbiology)
Chemistry 101 (General Chemistry)
English 101 (Composition), 102 (Composition and Literature)
Psychology 101 (Introductory Psychology), 310 (Developmental Psychology)
Sociology 101 (Introductory Sociology)
4.
Current licensure to practice as a registered nurse in South Carolina;
5.
References addressing clinical competency (nursing practice performance)
from two recent nursing employers at supervisory
level;
6.
Cumulative GPA of 2.0 or better
All
requirements must be met before admission to the BSN major
will be granted.
Transfer Credit:
Transfer
students must have a cumulative GPA of 2.0 or better. A Transfer
Credit Summary will be prepared by the admissions office on receiving
the student's official transcript. The School of Nursing BSN Director
or designee will evaluate the transcript and designate acceptable
general education credits and credits toward the BSN major (pending
acceptance into the major), as appropriate.
1.
Students may transfer equivalent courses for the general education
requirements. The courses must meet the University requirements
for transfer credit.
2.
Students may transfer equivalent courses within the nursing major.
Junior and senior level BSN courses that are more than five
years old cannot be applied toward the BSN degree. The courses must
meet the University requirements for transfer credits. The last
30 hours of credit must be earned in residence at the University.
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