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Clayton State University School of Nursing

School of Nursing

Application

The Basic Licensure Track of the BSN program admits two cohorts each year. Program admission is separate from University admission. Program applications are available online during designated time periods with corresponding NET dates.

Acceptance to this program is competitive, meaning that the most highly qualified applicants will be accepted into the class.  Eligibility requirements include completion of core curriculum prior to program enrollment. Size and quality of applicant pool varies, so chance of admission is fluid. Typically, cohorts of 40-45 students are selected from 100-300 applicants. 

Fall Application Available January-February
Spring Application Available September-October

 


Spring 2009

The application for the Spring 2009 basic licensure nursing cohort will be available September 2, 2008 through October 17, 2008.   At this time, we anticipate 40-45 students being accepted for this cohort from 200-300 applications.

 


Fall 2008

The application for the Fall 2008 basic licensure nursing cohort was available January 2, 2008 through February 29, 2008.   We accepted 45 students for this cohort out of more than 250 applications.

 


Competitive Admission

  • Minimum passing scores on NET—66 in essential math skills and 56 in reading comprehension

  • Minimum 2.50 overall GPA—combination of institutional and transfer (includes all attempts in all courses)

  • Minimum 2.50 math/science GPA—multiple attempts are averaged

A2 College Algebra (MATH 1101 or 1111)

D2 Statistics (MATH 1231 or HSCI2201)

D1 Science sequence I (CHEM1151-1151L or 1211-1211L)

D1 Science sequence II (CHEM1152-1152L or 1212-1212L)

F1 Human Anatomy & Physiology I (BIOL1151-1151L)

F2 Human Anatomy & Physiology II (BIOL1152-1152L)

F3 Microbiology (BIOL2250-2250L or 3250-3250L)

F6 Pathophysiology (HSCI3201)

 


Ranking Criteria

  • Best—3.25 GPA; one attempt at math/sciences; currently enrolled in remaining prerequisites; 90 NET

  • Good—3.00 GPA; limited attempts at math/sciences; two semesters remaining in prerequisites; 80 NET

  • Fair—2.75 GPA; multiple attempts at math/sciences; two semesters remaining in prerequisites; 70 NET

  • Poor—2.50 GPA; multiple attempts at math/science; several outstanding prerequisites; minimum NET