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LPN/RN ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTION
PURPOSE/PHILOSOPHY/
EDUCATIONAL OUTCOMES
PROGRAM ACCREDITATION
PROGRAM COSTS
MUW FINANCIAL AID
ASN
GENERIC OPTION
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This is an innovative, fast-paced, nine-month program leading to an
Associate of Science in Nursing degree. The Associate of Science
in Nursing Program prepares nurses to manage direct care to clients
with commonly recurring illnesses in acute and long-term health care
facilities. All graduates are eligible to take the licensing exam
for registered nurses. Graduates of this program will have the
educational foundation to pursue a Bachelor of Science in Nursing
degree through an advanced placement option for registered nurses.
Licensed Practical Nurses are eligible for advanced
placement in the Associate of Science in Nursing Program when they have
one year's work experience as an LPN and have satisfactorily completed
the prerequisite courses, first year non-nursing courses, NU 112
Pharmacology, NU 144 Nursing Transition and NU 145 Nursing Transition
Clinical. NU 112, NU 144 and NU 145 are offered during the second term
of summer school. Upon completion of these courses the LPN is awarded
credit for the freshman courses NU 114, NU 115, NU 116, NU 124, NU 125
and NU 126 (16 credits) in place of NU 144 and NU 145 (5 credits).
Sixty-one (61) semester credit hours are required for graduation. At
least 31 hours must be earned from MUW.
Since its inception in 1971 with 135 students, the
Associate of Science in Nursing Program at Mississippi University for
Women has been committed to excellence in nursing education. Over 1,500
graduates are employed as registered nurses in acute and community
health care settings throughout the United States.
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Navigating Through the
Admission Process:
STEP 1:
CONTACT
If you are interested in the LPN/RN Advanced Placement
Option, please contact:
Phone:
1-662-329-7311
Fax: 1-662-329-8558
e-mail:
asn@muw.edu
STEP 2:
ADVISEMENT
For academic
advisement information, please call 1-662-329-7311.
Prospective students who plan to take non-nursing courses at
other institutions should contact the program chair regarding transfer of
credit prior to taking the courses. The Human Anatomy and Microbiology
courses must include labs. A minimum grade of "C" must be earned
in all required courses for the ASN curriculum. Two failures (less than
"C") in a required science course will disqualify a student from
admission into the ASN Program.
COURSE SCHEDULES
ACADEMIC CALENDAR
STEP 3:
ADMISSION
TO THE UNIVERSITY
Students must
apply for admission into the University. This is done by completing an MUW
Admission Form, submitting a completed Immunization Form and Health
Examination Form and having all transcripts mailed to the Office of
Admissions. The following link will provide you with admission information:
OFFICE OF ADMISSIONS
STEP 4:
ADMISSION
INTO THE LPN/RN ADVANCED PLACEMENT OPTION
The application to the LPN/RN Advanced Placement Option is
separate from the application to the University. Applicants must submit
transcripts of all colleges attended, an ACT score, and a letter from an
employer documenting at least one year's work experience as an LPN to the
program office.
Click on the links below for information concerning
requirements, deadlines, curriculum and an application.
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS AND PROCEDURES
CURRICULUM
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ASN Program
1100 College Street MUW-910
Columbus, Mississippi 39701-5800
Phone:
1-662-329-7311
1-877-462-8439 ext. 7311 - toll free
Fax:
1-662-329-8558
For program information and current application, e-mail: asn@muw.edu
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