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Academic Programs
B.S. in Nursing
REQUIREMENTS & PREREQUISITES
The Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) program is designed to provide a broad professional
preparation based on biological, physical and behavioral sciences, as well as the humanities. The
program is approved by the Michigan Board of Nursing and accredited by The Commission on
Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). Graduates of the undergraduate nursing program receive a
Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree, and qualify to take the state licensure examination to become
a Registered Nurse.
 University Requirements
Nursing majors must complete Michigan State University's graduation requirements in mathematics, integrative studies,
writing and general science. The requirements for general science are met through the mandatory pre-nursing
and nursing science courses. The undergraduate nursing program requires 120 semester credits for graduation.
Additional University requirements for the undergraduate degree are described in the University publication,
"Academic Programs".
College of Nursing Requirements
Graduation from the nursing program requires a total of eight (8) semesters; 120 total credits, including:
- 4 semesters of prerequisite courses
- 4 semesters within the nursing major
College of Nursing Prerequisite Courses
See the Michigan State University on-line catalog for a description of the following courses:
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CEM 141 |
General Chemistry |
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ANTR 350 |
Anatomy |
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PSY 101 |
Introductory Psychology |
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BS 111 |
Cells and Molecules |
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PSL 250 or 310 |
Introduction to Physiology |
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FCE 225 |
Eco of Lifespan Human Development |
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CEM 143 |
Survey of Organic Chemistry |
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NUR 300 |
Pathophysiology |
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MMG 201 |
Microbiology |
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MMG 302 |
Microbiology Lab |
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STT 200 |
Statistics |
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HNF 311 |
Principles of Human Nutrition |
See Michigan State University Admission Requirements for more details: http://admissions.msu.edu/Admission_Standards.asp
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