Students pursuing a BSN degree that leads to nursing licensure complete four years of course work in the prelicensure track of the College of Nursing. Following completion of prerequisite courses, the student applies for admission to the upper division. Students take nursing courses on the Health Science Campus. 120 semester credit hours are required for graduation.

Admission to the upper division nursing program is competitive and requires a minimum cumulative GPA above 3.0.  A minimum higher education GPA of 3.0 is required to apply. The College of Nursing requires a “C” or better in all coursework.  A “C-"or lower is not acceptable.  Therefore, all pre-requisite, UToledo Core Curriculum, and upper division courses must be taken for a letter grade.  Pass/No Credit is only an option for “elective” courses that are not a pre-requisite, UToledo Core Curriculum or upper division course.  Consult your Nursing Academic Advisor before choosing this option.

Nursing Academic Advisors will assist students to determine the semester for application to the major. Prerequisite courses must be completed prior to beginning the nursing major. Application deadlines are subject to change so please check with the Nursing Academic Advisors.

Course List

Code	Title	Hours
CHEM 1120	Chemistry For Health Sciences	4
ENGL 1110	College Composition I	3
BIOL 2010	Major Concepts In Biology	3
NURS 1000	Professional Nursing Orientation	1
PSY 1010	Principles Of Psychology	3
ENGL 2950	Technical Writing	3
HEAL 1800	Medical Terminology Elective	3
Elective
EXSC 2560	Anatomy and Physiology I	3
EXSC 2460	Human Anatomy And Physiology I Lab	1
MATH 2600	Introduction To Statistics	3
EXSC 2570	Human Anatomy and Physiol II	3
EXSC 2470	Human Anatomy And Physiology II Lab	1
PSY 2510	Lifespan Developmental Psychology	3
Art/Humanities Core
Social Sciences Core
HEAL 2800	Principles Of Nutrition	3
EXSC 2590	Microbiology and Infectious Diseases	3
PHIL 3370	Medical Ethics	3
Diversity of US
Non-US Diversity
NURS 3080	Fundamentals of Nursing and Assessment Across the Lifespan	5
NURS 3150	Pathopharmacology 1	3
NURS 3280	Advanced Fundamentals	3
NURS 3540	Pathopharmacology 2	3
NURS 4510	Population Health	4
NURS 3020	Nursing to Promote Wellness	4
NURS 3030	Evidence-Based Practice in Nursing	3
NURS 3220	Medical-Surgical Nursing 1	5
NURS 3320	Medical-Surgical Nursing 2	5
NURS 4070	Family Health Nursing	4
NURS 3310	Mental Health Nursing	4
NURS 3330	Pediatric Nursing	4
NURS 4630	Management of Care	2
NURS 4620	Precepted Clinical Practicum	5
NURS 4700	Nursing Care of Persons and Families with Complex Care Needs	3
NURS 4760	Professional Nursing Competency	3

Below is a sample plan of study. Consult your degree audit for your program requirements.

BSN - 4 Year

Students accepted into the College of Nursing should be academically prepared to be placed into MATH 2600 and CHEM 1120, otherwise students will be required to take MATH 1200 or MATH 1180 and/or CHEM 1110. The additional course credit can be used to meet the total credit hours required for graduation.

Students are required to successfully complete 120 credit hours with an overall grade point average of 2.0 or higher.

Students should consult their Degree Audit for coursework that fulfills the UToledo Core Curriculum.

Plan of Study Grid

First Term		Hours
CHEM 1120	Chemistry For Health Sciences	4
ENGL 1110	College Composition I	3
BIOL 2010	Major Concepts In Biology	3
NURS 1000	Professional Nursing Orientation	1
PSY 1010	Principles Of Psychology	3
	Hours	14
Second Term
ENGL 2950	Technical Writing	3
HEAL 1800	Medical Terminology	3
EXSC 2560	Anatomy and Physiology I	3
EXSC 2460	Human Anatomy And Physiology I Lab	1
Elective		2
Arts/Humanities Core		3
	Hours	15
Third Term
MATH 2600	Introduction To Statistics	3
EXSC 2570	Human Anatomy and Physiol II	3
EXSC 2470	Human Anatomy And Physiology II Lab	1
PSY 2510	Lifespan Developmental Psychology	3
Arts/Humanities Core		3
Social Sciences Core		3
	Hours	16
Fourth Term
HEAL 2800	Principles Of Nutrition	3
EXSC 2590	Microbiology and Infectious Diseases	3
PHIL 3370	Medical Ethics	3
Diversity of US		3
Non-US Diversity		3
Students must apply and be accepted into the upper division professional major. Admission is competitive based on academic performance. All major courses must be completed with a grade of "C" or higher. A cumulative GPA of 3.0 is required to apply.
	Hours	15
Fifth Term
NURS 3020	Nursing to Promote Wellness	4
NURS 3080	Fundamentals of Nursing and Assessment Across the Lifespan	5
NURS 3150	Pathopharmacology 1	3
NURS 3030	Evidence-Based Practice in Nursing	3
	Hours	15
Sixth Term
NURS 3280	Advanced Fundamentals	3
NURS 3220	Medical-Surgical Nursing 1	5
NURS 4070	Family Health Nursing	4
NURS 3540	Pathopharmacology 2	3
	Hours	15
Seventh Term
NURS 3310	Mental Health Nursing	4
NURS 3330	Pediatric Nursing	4
NURS 4630	Management of Care	2
NURS 3320	Medical-Surgical Nursing 2	5
	Hours	15
Eighth Term
NURS 4510	Population Health	4
NURS 4620	Precepted Clinical Practicum	5
NURS 4760	Professional Nursing Competency	3
NURS 4700	Nursing Care of Persons and Families with Complex Care Needs	3
	Hours	15
	Total Hours	120

• PLO 1. Incorporate liberal education as a basis for generalist professional nursing practice.
• PLO 2. Apply leadership principles, skills, and clinical reasoning for the delivery of safe quality care in a variety of settings across the lifespan.
• PLO 3. Integrate evidence-based and patient-centered care into nursing practice across the lifespan.
• PLO 4. Use technology and informatics for delivery of quality patient care and evaluation of outcomes.
• PLO 5. Examine factors that influence health care systems, policy, and finance.
• PLO 6. Apply inter- and intra-communication skills to improve healthcare.
• PLO 7. Promote, maintain, and restore health for individuals, families and populations.
• PLO 8. Demonstrate accountability for personal professionalism and professional values.
• PLO 9. Provide nursing care consistent with nursing theory in various healthcare environments.