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Associate in General Education (AGE) - Nursing

A QUICK INTRO

The Associate in General Education - Nursing curriculum is designed for the academic enrichment of students who wish to be considered for application to the Associate degree nursing program.

WHAT YOU STUDY

Course work includes study in a selection of non-nursing courses in the areas of English composition, math, humanities, and significant interest in science. This curriculum targets the needs of prospective nursing students to obtain an understanding of therapeutic communication, human anatomy, chemistry and psychology. 

 

WHAT YOU CAN DO

Created with approvals between the State Board of Community Colleges and the UNC Board of Governors, the AGE- Nursing curriculum provides coursework toward the ADN nursing program while taking courses that fit into the general education requirements of a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) degree.

 

COURSE INFORMATION

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FALL SEMESTER 1 

PrefixNo.TitleCredit
ACA122College Transfer Success1
BIO168Anatomy & Physiology I4
ENG111 Writing & Inquiry3
MAT152Statistical Methods4
PSY150General Psychology3
  Totals15

 

SPRING SEMESTER 1 

BIO169Anatomy & Physiology II4
CHM130Introduction to Chemistry3
CHM130AIntroduction to Chemistry Lab1
ENG114Professional Research & Reporting3
SOC210Introduction to Sociology3
  Totals14

 

SUMMER SEMESTER 

HUM115Critical Thinking3
SOC213Sociology of the Family3
  Totals6

 

FALL SEMESTER 2 

BIO175General Microbiology3
ECO251Principles of Microeconomics3
HIS132American History II3
MAT143Quantitative Literacy3
PED122Yoga I1
  Totals13

 

SPRING SEMESTER 2

COM231Public Speaking3
ENG232American Literature II3
PHI240Introduction to Ethics3
PSY241Developmental Psychology3
  Totals12

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