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LPN-AASN Online Option Degree Plan

Pre-requisites:

  • ENGENGL 100310103 Composition I 
  • MATH 102311003 College Algebra
  • BIOBIOL 220324003 and BIOBIOL 220124001 Human Anatomy & Physiology I and Laboratory
  • BIOBIOL 222324103 and BIOBIOL 222124101 Human Anatomy & Physiology II and Laboratory
  • PSYPSYC 201311003 Introduction to Psychology
  • NRSNURS 239222392 and NRSPNURS 239122391 Health Assessment and Practicum

Semester 1

Session I Courses

  • NRSNURS 131311333 Nursing I Medical Surgical
  • NRSNURS 131211332 Role Development I
  • NRSPNURS 133111351 Clinical Practicum I

Session II Courses

  • NRSNURS 132311353 Nursing II Medical Surgical
  • NRSNURS 132111331 Role Development II
  • NRSPNURS 134111341 Clinical Practicum II

 

Semester 2

Session I Courses

  • NRSNURS 232322453 Nursing III Medical Surgical
  • NRSNURS 2321 Role Development III
  • NRSPNURS 234122441 Clinical Practicum III

Session II Courses

  • NRSNURS 231222352 Nursing IV Mental Health
  • NRSNURS 233122331 Role Development IV
  • NRSPNURS 235122351 Clinical Practicum IV

 

**Complete this semester or prior:

  • BIOBIOL 210320003 and BIOBIOL 210120001 Microbiology for Nursing and Allied Health and Laboratory
  • ENGENGL 101310203 Composition II
  • HIST 276321103 United States to 1876  or HIST 277321203 United States since 1876  or POSCPLSC 210320003 Introduction to United States Government

Semester 3

Session I Courses

  • NRSNURS 233222332 Nursing V Maternal Child
  • NRSNURS 234122341 Role Development V
  • NRSPNURS 236122361 Clinical Practicum V

Session II Courses

  • NRSNURS 233322333 Nursing VI Medical Surgical
  • NRSPNURS 237122371 Clinical Practicum VI
  • NRSPNURS 238222382 LPN-AASN Capstone

 

*Students are given a six (6) hour articulation for NRSNURS 121411234 Introduction to Nursing and NRSPNURS 122211232 Fundamentals of Nursing Practicum at the conclusion of the program. 

**All courses (prerequisite, general education, and nursing) must be passed with a letter grade of "C" or better. 

NOTE: Session I courses are taught for the first 7-weeks of the semester while Session II courses are taught for the second 7-weeks of the semester.  It is recommended that students receiving any type of financial aid register for all courses as listed for the semester. 

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