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Can you tell me about admission criteria for applying for Traditional BSN program offered by University of Mississippi Medical Center School of Nursing?

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The University of Mississippi Medical Center School Of Nursing's Traditional BSN program, a program leading to licensure, satisfies the requirements set forth by the governing body in the State of Mississippi. Completion of the program also qualifies graduates to take the NCLEX-RN/ National Council of State Boards of Nursing Examination.


Traditional BSN Admission Information

Admission Criteria

Minimum ACT score of 21 (scores on transcripts are considered unofficial and will not be accepted);

Minimum cumulative undergraduate GPA of 2.5 on a 4.0 scale (The GPA in required prerequisite coursework will also be considered in the admission process.);

Completion of all prerequisite courses from an accredited college or university by the time the nursing program begins in the summer semester, with a minimum "C" grade in each course;

If one has been dismissed from any nursing program, one year must pass from date of dismissal to date of eligibility into any UMMC School of Nursing program.


Prerequisites

The Traditional BSN program is a "2+2" program.

One completes prerequisites at the college, university or community college of choice.

The prerequisites for the UMMC program typically take students two years to complete.

One may apply for admission when the number of prerequisites courses completed, plus those on the application plan of study, equals 62 credit hours.

All required prerequisites courses (62 hours) must be completed prior to entering the nursing program.


Traditional BSN Plan of Study

Semester I - Summer
N 302 Health Assessment Throughout the Life Span 3
N 307 Pathophysiology 4

Semester II - Fall
N 300 Introduction to Health Promotion 3
N 303 Introduction to Pharmacotherapeutics 3
N 304 Introduction to Professional Nursing and Evidence-Based Practice 2
N 309 Foundations of Nursing Practice 5

Semester III - Spring
N 444 Adult Health I 6
N 427 Child-Adolescent Nursing 5
N 428 Nursing Research 3

Semester III - Summer
N 409 Clinical Nursing Elective (optional) 3
N 322 Strategies for Success (may be required based on standardized examination score) 2

Semester IV - Fall
N 460 Adult Health II 6
N 426 Materal-Newborn Nursing 5
N 439 Population Based Nursing 3

Semester V - Spring
N 310 Behavioral Nursing 4
N 435 Nursing Synthesis and Practicum 4
N 449 Nursing Management in Health Care Systems 4
N 482 Seminar 2