T e x as A & M H ealth S cience C ente r C o l l e g e o f N u r s i n g
Traditional B.S.N. Prerequisites Subject Course
Texas Common TAMU Course Number Credits Equivalent
English
Composition I
ENGL1301
3
ENGL 104
English/Speech
Composition II, Technical Writing, or Public Speaking
ENGL 1302, ENGL 3 2311, or SPCH 1315
ENGL 203, ENGL 210, ENGL 3017 , or COMM 203
History1
US History I or Texas History
HIST 1301 or 2301
3
HIST 105 or 226
History1
US History II or Texas History
HIST 1302 or 2301
3
HIST 106 or 226
Government
Federal Government
GOVT 2305
3
POLS 206
Government
Texas Government
GOVT 2306
3
POLS 207
Social Science
General Psychology
PSYC 2301
3
PSYC 107
Creative Arts2 Art, Dance, Music, Drama or Theater
Recommended2: 3 Recommended2: ARTS 1304, ARCH ARTS 150, ENDS 101 or 1311 or DRAM 2362 THAR 281
Humanities
Intro to Ethics or Intro to Philosophy
PHIL 2306 or 1301
3
General Elective3
Any college level course
—3
3 —3
Psychology9
Lifespan Growth & Development9
PSYC 2314
3
PHIL 111 or 251
PSYC 307
Math9 Finite Mathematics9
MATH 1324 and 6 and additional core math4
MATH 141 (May substitute MATH 166) and additional core math4
Nutrition9 Nutrition9
BIOL 1322
3
NUTR 202, 203 or 289
Science5,9
Anatomy & Physiology I
BIOL 24018
4
BIOL 3197 or VIBS 305
Science5,9
Anatomy & Physiology II
BIOL 24028
4
BIOL 320 or VTPP 423
Science9
General/Introductory Chemistry I with lab9
CHEM 1405/1105 or 1411
4
CHEM 101 and CHEM 111
BIOL 2420 or 2421
4
BIOL 206, 3517 or VTPB 405
Science5,9 Microbiology9
TOTAL6
58
Two history courses are required, one of which may be dedicated to Texas history.
1
Students must take a minimum of 6 hours of international and cultural diversity approved courses. The recommended courses meet 3 hours of this requirement; the remaining 3 hours will be taken in the upper division nursing sequence after admission to the College of Nursing.
2
If public speaking was not taken to satisfy the second English requirement, a speech course (public speaking or interpersonal communication) is recommended as the general elective.
3
Students’ additional 3 hours of math should come from the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board’s core curriculum at their institution.
4
Many institutions require a lower level biology prerequisite before entering these courses; see an advisor for more information.
5
Some proficiency in a foreign language is required to graduate from Texas A&M University. This requirement can be met by having completed two years of the same language in high school, by completing 8 hours of the same foreign language at the university level, or by demonstrating proficiency in a foreign language by examination.
6
Current TAMU students in science majors may have to take the upper level option to stay in good standing at TAMU. See your departmental advisor.
7
If you are a current TAMU student, your major may not allow you to substitute BIOL 2401 and 2402 for these courses. See your departmental advisor.
8 9
Considered a nursing science course.
Transforming Health nursing.tamhsc.edu CON-32357-0913
T e x a s A & M H e a lt h S ci e n ce Ce n t er C o l l e g e o f N u r s i n g
Second Degree B.S.N. Prerequisites Subject Course
Texas Common TAMU Course Number Credits Equivalent
English
Composition I
ENGL1301
English/Speech
Composition II, Technical Writing, or Public Speaking
ENGL 1302, ENGL 3 2311, or SPCH 1315
ENGL 203, ENGL 210, ENGL 3017, or COMM 203
History1
US History I or Texas History
HIST 1301 or 2301
3
HIST 105 or 226
History1
US History II or Texas History
HIST 1302 or 2301
3
HIST 106 or 226
Government
Federal Government
GOVT 2305
3
POLS 206
Government
Texas Government
GOVT 2306
3
POLS 207
Social Science
Sociology, Psychology, Anthropology, or Economics
—
3
—
ENGL 104
Creative Arts2 Art, Dance, Music, Drama or Theater
Recommended2: 3 Recommended2: ARTS 1304, ARCH ARTS 150, ENDS 101, or 1311, or DRAM 2362 THAR 281
Humanities
Literature, Philosophy, Foreign Language, Cultural Studies, or Religion
—
3
General Elective3
Any college level course
—3
3 —3
Psychology9
Lifespan Growth & Development
PSYC 2314
3
—
PSYC 307
Math9 Finite Mathematics
MATH 1324 and 6 and additional core math4
MATH 141 (May substitute MATH 166) and additional core math4
Nutrition9
Nutrition
BIOL 1322
3
NUTR 202, 203 or 289
Science5,9
Anatomy & Physiology I
BIOL 24018
4
BIOL 3197 or VIBS 305
Science5,9
Anatomy & Physiology II
BIOL 24028
4
BIOL 3207 or VTPP 423
Science9
General/Introductory Chemistry I with lab
CHEM 1405/1105 or 1411
4
CHEM 101 and CHEM 111
Science5,9
Microbiology
BIOL 2420 or 2421
4
BIOL 206, 3517 or VTPB 405
TOTAL6 1
3
58
Two history courses are required, one of which may be dedicated to Texas history. Students must take a minimum of 6 hours of international and cultural diversity approved courses. The recommended courses meet 3 hours of this requirement; the remaining 3 hours will be taken in the upper division nursing sequence after admission to the College of Nursing.
2
If public speaking was not taken to satisfy the second English requirement, a speech course (public speaking or interpersonal communication) is recommended as the general elective.
3
4
Students’ additional 3 hours of math should come from the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board’s core curriculum at their institution.
5
Many institutions require a lower level biology prerequisite before entering these courses; see an advisor for more information. Some proficiency in a foreign language is required to graduate from Texas A&M University. This requirement can be met by having completed two years of the same language in high school, by completing 8 hours of the same foreign language at the university level, or by demonstrating proficiency in a foreign language by examination.
6
7
Current TAMU students in science majors may have to take the upper level option to stay in good standing at TAMU. See your departmental advisor.
8
If you are a current TAMU student, your major may not allow you to substitute BIOL 2401 & 2402 for these courses. See your departmental advisor.
9
Considered a nursing science course.
Transforming Health nursing.tamhsc.edu CON-32358-0913
T e x a s A & M H e a lt h S ci e n ce Ce n t er C o l l e g e o f N u r s i n g
R N - t o - B.S.N. P r e r e q u i s i t e s
Subject
Course
Texas Common TAMU Course Number Credits Equivalent
English
Composition I
ENGL1301
English/Speech
Composition II, Technical Writing, or Public Speaking
ENGL 1302, ENGL 3 2311, or SPCH 1315
ENGL 203, ENGL 210, ENGL 3016, or COMM 203
History1
US History I or Texas History
HIST 1301 or 2301
3
HIST 105 or 226
History1
US History II or Texas History
HIST 1302 or 2301
3
HIST 106 or 226
Government
Federal Government
GOVT 2305
3
POLS 206
Government
Texas Government
GOVT 2306
3
POLS 207
Social Science
Sociology, Psychology, Anthropology, or Economics
__
3
__
3
ENGL 104
Creative Arts2 Art, Dance, Music, Drama or Theater
Recommended2: 3 Recommended2: ARTS 1304, ARCH ARTS 150, ENDS 101, or 1311, or DRAM 2362 THAR 281
Humanities
Literature, Philosophy, Foreign Language, Cultural Studies, or Religion
__
3
__
Psychology8
Lifespan Growth & Development
PSYC 2314
3
PSYC 307
Math8 Finite Mathematics
MATH 1324 and 6 and additional core math3
MATH 141 (May substitute MATH 166) and additional core math3
Nutrition8
Nutrition
BIOL 1322
3
NUTR 202, 203 or 289
Science4,8
Anatomy & Physiology I
BIOL 24017
4
BIOL 3196 or VIBS 305
Science4,8
Anatomy & Physiology II
BIOL 24027
4
BIOL 3206 or VTPP 423
Science8
General/Introductory Chemistry I with lab
CHEM 1405/1105 or 1411
4
CHEM 101 and CHEM 111
Science4,8
Microbiology
BIOL 2420 or 2421
4
BIOL 206, 3516 or VTPB 405
TOTAL5
55
1
Two history courses are required, one of which may be dedicated to Texas history.
2
S tudents must take a minimum of 6 hours of international cultural diversity approved courses. The recommended courses meet 3 hours of this requirement; the remaining 3 will be taken in the upper division nursing sequence after admission to the College of Nursing.
3
Students’ additional 3 hours of math should come from the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board’s core curriculum at their institution.
4
Many institutions require a lower level biology prerequisite before entering these courses; see an advisor for more information. Some proficiency in a foreign language is required to graduate from Texas A&M University. This requirement can be met by having completed two years of the same language in high school, by completing 8 hours of the same foreign language at the university level, or by demonstrating proficiency in a foreign language by examination.
5
6
Current TAMU students in science majors may have to take the upper level option to stay in good standing at TAMU. See your departmental advisor.
7
If you are a current TAMU student, your major may not allow you to substitute BIOL 2401 & 2402 for these courses. See your departmental advisor.
8
Considered a nursing science course.
Transforming Health nursing.tamhsc.edu CON-32359-0913