Core Curriculum Requirements for RN-to-BSN Degree Completion Program
In addition to the required nursing courses, RN-to-BSN degree-completion students will take one or two courses from the university’s Core Curriculum program.
The Core Curriculum is built around the philosophy that we, as a university, have a responsibility to help students grow in their learning to see how skills, knowledge, and values work together to help them make both a life and a living.
If you haven’t already taken liberal arts courses that can transfer towards the completion of your BSN degree, you can take them at ²ÝݮӰÊÓ. See below some examples of our course offerings that meet the different fields of knowledge required by the University.
Knowledge Area |
 Course Options at ²ÝݮӰÊÓ |
Biblical Studies
(One course) |
GS 1850: Introduction to Biblical Studies
GS 2210: Jesus of Nazareth |
Christian Life and Thought
(One course) |
GS 3620: World Religions |
Health and Well-being(One course) |
GS 1400: Personal Development
GS 1450: Adult Fitness and Wellness |
Intercultural and Global Competence
(Two courses) |
GS 1010: Spanish I
GS 3150: Global Themes in History GS 3620: World Religions BADM 3700: International Business CPSY 3800: Principles of Counseling Diverse Populations |
Art and Aesthetics Interpretation
(One course) |
GS 1750: Studies in Literature
GS 2250: Film Studies |
Contact
For a complimentary review of your transcripts, please contact Viviana Belisle.