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Curriculum for Completion of RN-BSN Degree at WSU
Listed below are the requirements that Registered Nurses will need
to earn a Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree at Wright State
University. For specific advising, contact Jessica Gerhardt, BSN, RN, at
(937) 775-3044 or e-mail her at
jessica.gerhardt@wright.edu. For the curriculum pattern once you are in the RN-BSN program, click here.
Pre-requisite Courses -
needed before you can be accepted to the nursing program
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English Comp I
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English Comp II
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Introduction to Psychology
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Introduction to Sociology
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General Chemistry (may be waived if you
have taken high school chemistry)
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Organic Chemistry
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General Biology
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Anatomy & Physiology I
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Anatomy & Physiology II
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Microbiology
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Statistics
Support Courses
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Life Span Development (Growth &
Development from birth to death)
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Nutrition (May challenge by successful
completion of NLN test: nominal fee)
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Pharmacology (May challenge by
successful completion of NLN test: nominal fee)
Nursing Program
NUR 2150: Health Assessment NUR 2500: Transition to the Role of the Professional Nurse NUR 3100: Concepts of Pathophysiology across the Lifespan NUR 3200: Health, Wellness and Diversity within Families NUR 3300: Foundations of Research and Evidence-Based Practice NUR 3600: Theoretical Foundations of Gerontological Nursing NUR 4440: Public Health Nursing in the Political System NUR 4480: Critical Reasoning in the Application of Leadership and Management Concepts to Nursing Practice NUR 4140: Nursing Elective NUR 4150: Independent Study
*Clinical experiences are completed in
the student's under the guidance of an approved preceptor and a
faculty supervisor.
University Requirements to earn
the bachelor's degree
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Complete General Education Requirement
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Complete at least 30 credit hours at
Wright State University
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Complete College of Nursing and Health
RN-BSN Program requirements
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Complete at least 131 semester hours of
total coursework (including all transfer credit, nursing credit,
pre-requisite and support course credit, and GE credit)
General Education
Element 1 – Communication (6 semester hours minimum) Element 2 – Mathematics (3 semester hours minimum) Element 3 – Global Traditions (6 semester hours minimum) Element 4 – Arts/Humanities (3 semester hours minimum) Element 5 – Social Science (6 semester hours minimum) Element 6 – Natural Sciences (8 semester hours minimum) Additional Core Courses – (6 semester hours minimum)
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