Legacy BSN Students
All IPFW nursing students will earn a Purdue University degree.
If you are a legacy nursing student, you will follow the plan of study below.
- ENG-W 131 Reading, Writing, and Inquiry I
- PSY 12000 Elementary Psychology
- COM 11400 Fundamentals of Speech
- BIOL 20300 Human Anatomy and Physiology
- CHM 10400 Living Chemistry
- ENG-W 233 Intermediate Expository Writing
- BIOL 20400 Human Anatomy and Physiology
- FNN 30300 Essentials of Nutrition
- BIOL 22000 Microbiology for Health Professionals
- SOC-S 161 Principles of Sociology or ANTH-E 105 Culture and Society
- PCTX 20100 Intro. Pharmacology
- NUR 13000 Essential Clinical Skills
- NUR 11500 Introduction to Nursing
- NUR 10300 Prof. Sem. I: Communications, Ethics, and Diversity
- General Education: Category B6
- NUR 20200 Nursing II: Medical-Surgical Nursing of Adults
- NUR 24100 Psychiatric Mental Health Nursing B
- NUR 30900 Transcultural Healthcare
- NUR 34600 Advanced Health Assessment
- NUR 33600 Nursing IIIB: Medical-Surgical Nursing of Adults
- NUR 33400 Clinical Pathophysiology
- NUR 33700 Statistics and Data Management in Healthcare
- NUR 34400 Introduction Healthcare Informatics
- NUR 37900 Caring for Children and Families B
- NUR 31301 Applied Pharmacology in Nursing
- NUR 37700 Prof. Sem. II: Concepts and Trends in Healthcare Diversity
- NUR 33900 Research in Healthcare
- NUR 36800 Maternity Nursing B
- NUR 44200 Leadership in Nursing
- NUR 41800 Community/Public Health Nursing
- General education: Category B7
- Nursing elective (directed)
- NUR 41900 Advanced Acute Care Nursing
- NUR 42300 Prof. Sem. III: Healthcare Policies and Ethical Issues
- NUR 43300 Advanced Concepts in Critical Thinking
- COM 30000-40000 level
- Open elective
Academic advising
As a legacy nursing student, you'll work closely with your academic advisor. You and your advisor will track your progress to ensure you are on the right track for graduation and licensure.
