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PRE-NURSING
| 2005 - 2006 College of the Ozarks Catalog |
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Jerry Easdon, Advisor
The nursing program is a two-track program. Track 1
leads to a Bachelor of Science degree with a major in
nursing (this is not a BSN). Track 2 involves completion
of only the minimal requirements for entrance to a registered
nursing school.
TRACK 1—THE DEGREE PROGRAM |
REQUIREMENT I:
Completion of General Education Requirements.
REQUIREMENT II: Completion of the following
courses:
CHE 104 Principles of Chemistry
BIO 214 Introduction to Microbiology
BIO 224 Human Anatomy
BIO 234 Human Physiology
PHI 203 Intro To Philosophical Thought
MAT 013 Intermediate Algebra
FCN 303 Fundamentals of Human Nutrition
FCC 213 Human Development for Pre-Nursing
CSC 113 Fundamentals of Computer Systems
(recommended)
REQUIREMENT III:
Satisfactory Completion of the requirements at a
League of Nursing-approved School of Nursing. Most graduates
have completed this requirement at either Cox School
of Nursing or St. John’s School of Nursing, both located
in Springfield, Missouri.
This track includes only the courses required for admission
to a school of Registered Nursing and does not lead
to a degree from College of the Ozarks.
CHE 104 Principles of Chemistry
SOC 103 Intro to Sociology
ENG 103 College Composition I
BIO 214 Introduction to Microbiology
CSC 113 Fundamentals of Computer Systems
(recommended)
MAT 013 Intermediate Algebra
FCN 303 Fundamentals of Human Nutrition
FCC 213 Human Development for Pre-Nursing
BIO 224 Human Anatomy
BIO 234 Human Physiology
PSY 103 Introduction to Psychology
PSY 373 Abnormal Psychology
PHI 203 Intro To Philosophical Thought
While attending College of the Ozarks, a student may
have an opportunity to work at the college hospital.
The hospital is a fully-staffed hospital in which the
student has an opportunity to become acquainted with
the various phases of nursing.
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