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Associate Degree Nursing Program
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Picture of nursing student who is working on the medical records The curriculum offers a planned, sequential learning program progressing from simple to complex. It is routinely evaluated to reflect currency and changes in nursing practice and the health care system. A graduate is prepared to provide and manage patient care and to be a member of the profession of nursing. 

Nursing courses build on certain support courses and are offered during specific semesters. Therefore, accepted students must complete the course sequence listed below, unless general education and science courses are taken prior to entering the Nursing program. A list of course descriptions can be found on the Oakton Community College home page at: http://www.oakton.edu/acad/catalog/crscat12.html#nur 

  Semester I:
      BIO 111, BIO 131, BIO 113, NUR 103, NUR 104, PSY 120 or PSY 211 
  Semester II:
     BIO 132, NUR 105, NUR 106, NUR 108, NUR 153 (for LPN's), NUR 155, NUR 160, elective from humanities 
  Summer session:
     NUR 151 (optional)
  Semester III:
      BIO 151, EGL 101, NUR 207, NUR 212, NUR 260 
  Semester IV:
       EGL 102 or SPE 103, ANT 202, NUR 208, NUR 209, NUR 210, NUR 211
Picture of nursing students who are checking on the IV machineAll courses must be completed prior to or during the semesters indicated. All NUR and science courses must be completed with a minimum grade of C. Clinical placement may require a health assessment, certain immunizations, substance abuse testing, specific skill certification (i.e., CPR) and health insurance. The requirements represent an additional program cost to the student.

NUR 151, the LPN option, a five-credit-hour course offered during summer session, must be completed by students who enter the program with the intention of becoming a licensed practical nurse and by conditionally admitted students. It is optional for other students in the associate degree nursing program. The availability of NUR 151 is contingent upon sufficient enrollment for the course.

NUR 153, Introduction to Registered Nursing for the Licensed Practical Nurse, is a one-credit-hour course for LPNs seeking placement into the second semester in the first year of the nursing program.
 

Additional information on these courses can be obtained by clicking on the following link:
http://www.oakton.edu/acad/catalog/crscat12.html#nur
 


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