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Sample BSN-DNP: APRN Calendar

Subject to change 

This draft of a program of study for a BSN-DNP student pursuing an APRN certification is listed below for discussion only. Each student receives an individualized program of study for their DNP Program. Failure to complete courses as presented in the program of study may result in a delay in your program completion and graduation. 

Students complete a total of 1000 practice hours (post-baccalaureate) to increase their depth and breadth of knowledge in their interest area resulting in a scholarly project. All clinical/practicum hours for each clinical/practicum course must be completed by the end of the 14-week semester.

Semester and Course Number Course Title Credit Hours
Fall
NRSE 7810
Leadership, Role, and Collaboration 3
NRSE 7210
Advanced Pathophysiology in Nursing Practice 3
NRSE 7001
Professional Presence 1
Spring
NRSE 7811
Foundations of Evidence-based Practice 3
NRSE 7220
Advanced Pharmacology 3
Summer
NRSE 7812
Quality and Safety in Population Health 3
NRSE 7230
Advanced Health Assessment for Nurse Practitioners (Pre-Clinical Skills OCI) 4
Fall
NRSE 684#
APRN Clinical Course I (250 hours)(Clinical Skills OCI) 6
NRSE 7818
Diagnostic Reasoning 3
Spring
NRSE 684#
APRN Clinical Course II (250 hours)  6
NRSE 7813
Health Policy and Advocacy for Advanced Nursing Practice 3
Summer
NRSE 684#
APRN Clinical Course III (250 hours) 6
NRSE 7814
Informatics for Advanced Nursing Practice 2
Fall
NRSE 7815
EBP Application 3
NRSE 7826
Epidemiology and Population Health for Advanced Nursing Practice 3
NRSE 7002
Statistics Review 2
Spring
NRSE 8920
DNP Practicum (100 hours) 5
NRSE 7817
Business/Finance Resource Allocation 3
Summer
NRSE 8921
DNP Immersion (150 hours) 5
NRSE 9999
Elective 3
Total Credits: 70
Total Practicum Hours: 1000

Our program has opportunities for students to connect in On-Campus Intensive experiences (OCI) for specific instruction and assessment. In a virtual OCI, students connect through a secure online platform. In a Clinical Skills Workshop, students work with faculty to develop clinical reasoning and procedural skills through a range of simulations and other modalities.

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