Prerequisites may be planned or in progress during the application cycle, but must be completed with a grade of "C" or better before the program start date. The courses may be completed at any regionally accredited college or university.
CHEM BIOL VTPB Zoology or Introductory Biology I. PSYC American history 1. Communication 1. Select one of the following: 2. Students may repeat prerequisite courses, however, grades earned from both the first and a second attempt will be used to determine the final GPA.
Any additional attempts will not be considered. If a grade of "C" is not earned within 2 attempts, the student will not be eligible for admission. This requirement can be met by having completed two years of the same foreign language in high school, by completing two semesters of the same foreign language at the university level or by demonstrating proficiency in a foreign language by examination. If a course is not listed in the matrix or is listed as "TRNS" transfer by title , please contact an adviser to identify the appropriate course of action to determine course transferability.
It is strongly recommended that applicants present a GPA above 3. If a grade of "C" is not earned within two attempts, the student will not be eligible for admission. When deciding to repeat a course, consider the impact the course will make on your GPA. English, history, etc. Because health care providers are entrusted with the health, safety and welfare of patients, have access to controlled substances and confidential information, and operate in settings that require the exercise of good judgment and ethical behavior, criminal background checks are required of all applicants.
Prior criminal convictions may cause one to be ineligible for licensure as a registered nurse RN. Applicants will be responsible for obtaining a background check and paying appropriate fees to be fingerprinted for the Texas Board of Nursing. The board will provide applicants with notification of their eligibility or not for future RN licensure following their successful completion of a nursing degree.
Results are typically returned within six weeks of fingerprinting, if there is no record of criminal history. In order to apply for licensure as an RN, students must declare any eligibility issues with the Texas Board of Nursing. The board will notify applicants who may not meet conditions for future RN licensure after results of the fingerprinting are received. Individuals who have significant criminal history will likely be ineligible for licensure.
If there is any history of criminal charges, alcohol or drug abuse or mental health concerns, students must file a declaratory order petition to the Board of Nursing. The time required to review a petition can be lengthy so students are encouraged to begin the process early in the application process.
An offer of admission from the College of Nursing will not be final until the completion of the background check with results that are deemed favorable. Admission may be denied or rescinded based on the review. Among the students enrolled, the average prerequisite GPA was 3. Overall GPAs of admitted students ranged from 3.
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