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Grace University - Academics

2007-2008 Grace University Catalog

Associate of Arts (AA) &
Practical Nursing Diploma

Program Advisor:
K.C. Pullen, RN
 

 

This program is based on an articulation agreement with Clarkson College in Omaha, Nebraska.
Upon graduation, students are prepared to practice collaboratively with colleagues in other disciplines in a variety of settings. Practical Nursing graduates are eligible to sit for the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX-PN) for Practical Nurses. Graduates, upon successful completion of the NCLEX-PN, will be able to articulate into programs of study leading to licensure as a registered nurse.

Any student matriculating at Grace University in this cooperative program is considered a Clarkson College student, providing that the student meets the standardized testing and required high school courses stipulated by Clarkson College. Grace University provides Clarkson College with appropriate admissions related documentation upon formal acceptance into the program for admissions planning purposes and program management.

In this cooperative program the Practical Nursing Diploma is granted by Clarkson College, and the Associate of Arts degree is granted by Grace University upon (1) the positive recommendation by the faculties of both institutions and (2) successful completion of both program requirements (including payment of fees to both institutions).

Graduates are considered alumni of both institutions. Any and all documentation and/or attestations required for state licensing requirements within the profession of nursing are coordinated by Clarkson College. Student tuition and fees are paid by the student directly to the respective institution based on each institution’s tuition and fee structure.

Objectives

The student who completes this program should be able to:

  1. Demonstrate the ability to operationalize nursing as the human science of caring at the practical nurse level;
  2. Fulfill the objectives of Grace University’s Biblical Studies Division;
  3. Fulfill the objectives of Grace University’s General Education Division.

Biblical/Theological Requirements  17
BS 101 Old Testament Survey 4
BS 102 New Testament Survey 4
BS 103 Hermeneutics and Bible Study Methods 3
BS 110 Evangelism and Spiritual Life 2
TH 200 Survey of Theology 2
TH 203 Theology of Church Mission 2
     
General Education Requirements 26
Grace University    
EN 101 College Composition I   3
HU 323/414 World views or Ethics   
3
PE 101 Introduction to Health and Wellness 2
SP 120 Oral Communications  3
SS xxx Social Science Elective 3
Clarkson College    
BI 120 CC Basic Nutrition Science  2
BI 211 CC Anatomy  4
HC102CC Health Care Communications (IT Requirement)   3
PY 200 CC Human Development 3
     
Professional Requirements  36
NUR 100 CC Drug Calculations  1
NUR 110 CC Medical-Surgical Nursing  6
NUR 120 CC Health Care of Women 6
NUR 130 CC Medical Surgical Nursing II 9
NUR 140 CC Medical Surgical Nursing III  5
NUR 150 CC Pediatrics: Health Care Needs and Common Acute Incidents 4
NUR 160 CC Medical Surgical Nursing IV 5
     
Servant Leadership Training* 4 sem.
Grace L.I.F.E. Requirements* 4 sem.
     
TOTAL HOURS    79
     
*For requirements, see Student Handbook  

Course numbers followed by CC indicate courses taken at Clarkson College. Descriptions for courses taken at Clarkson College can be obtained by contacting: Clarkson College; 101 S. 42ned St.; Omaha, NE 68131; 1-800-647-5500; www.clarksoncollege.edu.

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