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Curriculum Plan
Virtua Our Lady of Lourdes Cooperative Nursing Program
Degree: Associate in Science, Diploma in Nursing (NOL.AS)
First Year · First Semester ** | |||
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Course # | Course Name | Credits | Notes |
ENG-101 | English Composition I | 3 | Must test into ENG-101 or complete appropriate prerequisites |
BIO-117 | Basic Anatomy & Physiology I* | 4 | |
CHM-101 | General, Organic & Biological Chemistry I* | 4 | |
PSY-101 | Basic Psychology | 3 | |
First Year · Second Semester ** | |||
ENG-102 | English Composition II | 3 | Pre-requisite: ENG-101 |
BIO-118 | Basic Anatomy & Physiology II* | 4 | Pre-requisite: BIO-117 |
BIO-121 | Basic Microbiology* | 4 | |
HIS-101 | World Civilization | 3 | |
MTH-111 | Introduction to Statistics I | 3 | |
Third Semester | |||
NOL-110 | Health Assessment | 2 | Pre-requisite: ENG-102, BIO-118, CHM-101,
PSY-101, BIO-121, HIS-101, MTH-111 Co-requisite: NOL-102 |
NOL-102 | Nursing 1: Foundations of Practice and Mental Health Nursing | 8 | Pre-requisite: ENG-102, BIO-118, CHM-101,
PSY-101, BIO-121, HIS-101, MTH-111 Co-requisite: NOL-110 |
PSY-109 | Developmental Psychology | 3 | Pre-requisite: PSY-101 |
Fourth Semester | |||
NOL-111 | Nursing 2: Health Promotion & Illness Management of the Child-bearing Family & Adult with Chronic Illness | 8 | Pre-requisite: NOL-110 , NOL-102 , PSY-109 |
SOC-101 | Introduction to Sociology | 3 | |
Fifth Semester | |||
NOL-202 | Nursing 3: Management of Acute & Chronic Health Issues Across the Lifespan | 8 | Pre-requisite: NOL-111, SOC-101 |
PHL-232 | Biomedical Ethics | 3 | |
Sixth Semester | |||
NOL-211 | Nursing 4: Management of Individuals & Groups with Complex Health Issues | 8 | Pre-requisite: NOL-202, PHL-232 Co-requisite: NOL-235 |
NOL-235 | Transition to Practice | 3 | Pre-requisite: NOL-202, PHL-232 Co-requisite: NOL-211 |
Total Credits | 77 |
*Science courses must be completed within 10 years when applying to the nursing program.
**First Year/First and Second Semester coursework does not need to be taken in the order listed or within two semesters.
**First Year/First and Second Semester coursework must be successfully completed prior to starting the Third Semester.