Degree Requirements
Course Requirements
Level I (Basic Graduate Generic) - 35 credits
Course List | Course | Title | Quarter Hours |
| NSG 301 | INTRODUCTION TO THE ART AND SCIENCE OF NURSING I | 3 |
| NSG 301C | INTRODUCTION TO THE ART AND SCIENCE OF NURSING I-CLINICAL | 2 |
| NSG 302 | INTRODUCTION TO THE ART & SCIENCE OF NURSING II | 4 |
| NSG 302C | INTRODUCTION TO THE ART & SCIENCE OF NURSING II- CLINICAL | 4 |
| NSG 303 | INTRODUCTION TO THE ART & SCIENCE OF NURSING III-LECTURE | 4 |
| NSG 303C | INTRODUCTION TO THE ART & SCIENCE OF NURSING III-CLINICAL | 4 |
| NSG 307 | ART AND SCIENCE OF NURSING IV: PSYCHIATRIC MENTAL HEALTH | 3 |
| NSG 307C | ART AND SCIENCE OF NURSING IV: PSYCHIATRIC MENTAL HEALTH - CLINICAL | 3 |
| NSG 322 | BASIC PATHOPHYSIOLOGY AND PHARMACOLOGY | 4 |
| NSG 332 | HEALTH ASSESSMENT | 4 |
| NSG 332L | HEALTH ASSESSMENT- LAB | |
Level II (Advanced Graduate Generic) - 52 credits
Course List | Course | Title | Quarter Hours |
| NSG 422 | APPLIED PATHOPHYSIOLOGY | 4 |
| NSG 426 | PHARMACOLOGY II | 4 |
| NSG 431 | HEALTH PROMOTION FOR FAMILIES AND COMMUNITIES 1 | 4 |
| NSG 440 | MATERNAL HEALTH NURSING | 3 |
| NSG 440C | MATERNAL HEALTH NURSING - CLINICAL | 3 |
| NSG 441 | INFANT, CHILD AND ADOLESCENT NURSING | 3 |
| NSG 441C | INFANT, CHILD AND ADOLESCENT NURSING - CLINICAL | 3 |
| NSG 443 | CLINICAL IMMERSION AND INTERNSHIP | 6 |
| NSG 445 | NURSING PROFESSIONALISM, ADVOCACY, AND LEADERSHIP | 4 |
| NSG 447 | COMMUNITY & POPULATION HEALTH NURSING | 4 |
| NSG 447C | COMMUNITY & POPULATION HEALTH NURSING | 2 |
| NSG 472 | CRITICAL CARE NURSING | 5 |
| NSG 472C | CRITICAL CARE NURSING - CLINICAL | 3 |
| NSG 460 | HEALTH ASSESSMENT II | 4 |
| NSG 460L | HEALTH ASSESSMENT II-LAB | |
Level III (Graduate Research Courses) - 20 credits
Course List | Course | Title | Quarter Hours |
| NSG 400 | THEORETICAL COMPONENTS OF NURSING | 4 |
| NSG 401 | NURSING RESEARCH I | 4 |
| NSG 481 | BIOSTATISTICS AND EPIDEMIOLOGY | 4 |
| NSG 540 | CULTURE, ETHICS, AND POLICY ANALYSIS | 4 |
| NSG 598 | GRADUATE RESEARCH SYNTHESIS | 4 |
| or NSG 599 | THESIS RESEARCH |
Students admitted to the Master’s Entry into Nursing Practice program will be able to choose from one of two paths. The Traditional Path is designed to be completed in two years while the Balanced Stride Path offers the same exact set of courses spaced out to allow completion over three years instead. The Balanced Stride Path will begin admitting students in Spring 2025
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