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M.I.N.E Programs
(Mobility in Nursing Education)
RN to BSN (MINE Option)
The Mobility in Nursing Education Track (MINE) track offers the associate degree and diploma registered nurse (RN) the opportunity to attain the BSN. All courses are offered on the WEB and can be completed in two academic semesters and a summer session of full time study. Part time study is also an option.
Required courses for the RN to BSN
Semester 1 |
Semester 2 |
COURSE NUMBER/TITLE |
SCH |
COURSE NUMBER/TITLE |
SCH |
NURS 3303 |
Acute Care Pathophysiology
(can be completed prior to entry into the program) |
3 |
NURS
4334 |
Issues in Professional Nursing |
3 |
* |
Jr/ Sr. Elective-must be taken at
UTT (can be completed prior to entry into the program) |
3 |
NURS 4631 |
Professional Synthesis** |
6 |
NURS 3415 |
Professional Transitions (Advanced Placement Hours= 30 SCH) |
4 |
NURS 4333 |
Nursing Research |
3 |
NURS 3312 |
Health Assessment for Licensed Nurses |
3 |
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SEMESTER SCH |
13 (43) |
SEMESTER SCH |
12 |
SUMMER SESSION |
NURS 4601 |
Community Nursing** |
6 |
GRAND TOTAL SCH 61 |
**CLINICAL TIME REQUIRED
*An upper level elective must be taken at UT Tyler to meet residency requirements.
GRAND TOTAL SEMESTER CREDIT FOR DEGREE = 125 SCH
In order to graduate with honors an additional 15 SCH must completed at UTT to meet the 45 SCH requirement (refer to the general catalog for information about Graduation with Honor
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LVN TO BSN
The Mobility in Nursing Education (MINE) track offers the licensed vocational nurse (LVN) a track that can be completed in four academic semesters to attain the BSN. Successful completion of all courses entitles the LVN to take the NCLEX-RN.
JUNIOR YEAR PREREQUISITES |
COURSE NUMBER/TITLE |
SCH |
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NURS 3303 |
Acute Care Pathophysiology
(Required prior to acceptance to nursing) |
3 |
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NURS 3205 |
Nursing Concepts & Theories
(Required prior to acceptance to nursing) |
2 |
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SEMESTER 1 |
SEMESTER 2 |
COURSE NUMBER/TITLE |
SCH |
COURSE NUMBER/TITLE |
SCH |
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NURS 3307 |
Pharmocological Basis for Nursing* |
3 |
NURS 3333 |
Nursing Research |
3 |
NURS 3310 |
Health Assessment |
3 |
NURS 3513 |
Mental Health |
5 |
NURS 3603 |
Nursing Competencies
(Advanced Placement Credit) |
CR |
NURS 3611 |
Adult Health I |
6 |
SEMESTER CREDIT HOURS |
6 (12) |
SEMESTER CREDIT HOURS |
14 |
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SENIOR YEAR |
SEMESTER 3 |
SEMESTER 4 |
COURSE NUMBER/TITLE |
SCH |
COURSE NUMBER/TITLE |
SCH |
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NURS 4212 |
Health of the Older Adult |
2 |
NURS 4234 |
Issues in Professional Nursing |
2 |
NURS 4632 |
Adult Health II |
6 |
NURS 4631 |
Professional Synthesis |
6 |
NURS 4723 |
Family Health |
7 |
NURS 4501 |
Community Nursing |
5 |
SEMESTER CREDIT HOURS |
15 |
SEMESTER CREDIT HOURS |
13 |
TOTAL SEMESTER CREDIT HOURS: NURSING = 64 SCH
GRAND TOTAL SEMESTER CREDIT HOURS FOR DEGREE = 125 SCH
* May opt to challenge pharmacology. Must take the exam prior to the beginning of the first semester
after receiving official notification of admission. Must make 75 or higher on the exam to get credit.
A grade of 75 or less requires the class be taken during the first semester.
**The LVN receives 6 SCH of advanced placement credit for NURS 3603, Nursing Competencies
with successful completion of all level 1 courses.
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RN -MSN (Undergraduate component)
Semester 1 |
Semester 2 |
| Course/Title |
SCH |
Course/Title |
SCH |
| NURS 3415 |
Professional Transitions* (web based) |
4 |
NURS 4333 |
Nursing Research (web based) |
3 |
| NURS 4604 |
Community Health** (Clinical Required) |
6 |
NURS 4631 |
Professional Synthesis(web based, Clinical Required) |
6 |
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Elective-must be junior or senior level course taken at UTT |
3 |
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*Advanced placement credit = 30 SCH
**Offered for RN's only during Summer Intersession
At this point, a student may choose to pursue BSN only. Remaining courses for BSN include the following three (3) courses:
| BIOL 3328 |
Pathophysiology |
| NURS 3312 |
Health Assessment for Licensed Nurses |
| NURS 4334 |
Issues in Professional Nursing |
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Please refer to RN-MSN Program for the graduate level component information.
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