James Madison University James Madison University 34 courses 18 total credits
Knowledge and strategies to address the prevention and the management of chronic illness across its trajectory will enhance the skills and abilities of students who plan to practice in any profession. The minor is open to all undergraduate students at JMU and requires a minimum of 18 credits with no more than six credits in the student’s major counting toward the minor. Deadlines for submission of the Application to Declare a Chronic Illness Minor are due to the Chronic Illness Minor Coordinator by: The last day of September for fall registration for the spring term. The last day of February for spring registration for the fall term.
| Total Credits | 18 credits |
Core Requirements: 6 Credit Hours
Students completing the nursing major must complete the core requirements prior to starting major courses.
| Code | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| NSG 390 | Impact of Chronic Illness | 3 |
| NSG 391 | Living Successfully with Chronic Illness | 3 |
Elective Requirements: 6-12 Credit Hours
Nursing majors select 6 credits. Non-Nursing majors select 12 credits.
Nursing Major Electives: 6 Credit Hours
Nursing majors must take the following courses:
| Code | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| NSG 352 | Clinical Applications and Reasoning in Nursing Care I | 4 |
| NSG 352L | Clinical Applications and Reasoning in Nursing Care I Clinical | 2 |
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