National University 3.0 credits
Prerequisite: Completed a Licensed Vocational Nursing/Licensed Practical Nurse (LVN/LPN) Program and hold a current licensure as an LVN/LPN., or Completed the Corps School/Military Training The purpose of this course is to transition licensed LVNs and if applicable military personnel with medical experience and coursework to registered nursing practice by introducing concepts: professional registered nursing roles, scope of practice, and planning and implementing nursing care. This course implements the utilization of the nursing process based on evidence-based practices to provide holistic care to adult and geriatric populations with stable chronic and acute medical conditions. LVNs/Medics accepted for admission to the NU nursing program may be eligible to challenge nursing courses by examination(s) or be considered for equivalency. This course will evaluate content completed at LVN/Corps School programs to award college-level credit using transcript evaluation, credit-by-examination options, and competency-based education assessment of knowledge proficiency. Students will receive nursing course credits when their LVN/Core School transcripts equivalency criteria (time limit, credit, and content) are met. The time limit equivalency is 7 years or less. If time limit equivalency is not met, students may receive credit through challenge by course examination and skill validation and/or medication dosage examination. Applicants will receive course credit and advanced placement for successfully challenged courses. Co-requisite nursing courses will have to be challenged together. In other to receive credit for challenge courses, students must pass both co-requisite nursing courses. All course challenges by examination must be completed prior to the beginning of the first term in NU nursing program. The student who successfully challenges a course will receive a revised plan of study and must meet NU residency requirements.
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