Nursing, A.D.N.

Associate degree in Nursing (ADN) program

Apply knowledge from nursing and ways of knowing as well as knowledge from the natural and social sciences, to form the basis for clinical judgment and innovation in nursing practice. [Domain 1)
Provide holistic, person-centered care within multiple complicated contexts, including the family and/or important others. [Domain 2]
Promote health and well-being for vulnerable populations based on leading health indicators and health promotion strategies. [Domain 3, 4]
Integrate best evidence into nursing practice. [Domain 1, 4]
Apply quality improvement principles in care delivery. [Domain 4, 5]
Collaborate across professions and with care team members, patients, and families to optimize care, enhance the healthcare experience, and strengthen outcomes. [Domain 2, 6]
Coordinate resources within complex systems to provide safe, quality, and equitable care to diverse populations. [Domain 3, 7]
Use information and patient care technologies and informatics processes to deliver safe nursing care to diverse populations in a variety of settings. [Domain l, 3, 8]
Cultivate a sustainable professional identity that reflects nursing’s characteristics and values. [Domain 9,10]
Commit to personal health and well-being while developing a capacity for leadership and life-long learning. [Domain 9,10]

Cumulative GPA 2.75
TEAS 7 Test
Math/science pre-requisite coursework of C+ or higher: MATH 103, BIO 113/L, BIO 114/L, BIO 106/L, CHEM 113/L OR CHEM105/L.
General education pre-requisite coursework: ENG 101, SOC 101, PSYC 103, PSYC 205

To be considered for the UBSN ADN program, you must complete the following:

Must be completed with a C+ or higher.

Once the nursing program has been started, the program must be completed within 3 years.