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School of Health Sciences, Lydia Green Nursing Program

Marston Hall
206-281-2233

Lucille Kelley, Dean of the School of Health Sciences

The SHS mission is to partner with the community to develop graduates who engage the culture, change the world, and:

• Serve all 今叔利 with the highest level of professional care.
• Demonstrate competence in a diverse and changing environment.
• Act with wisdom, character, and caring.
• Demonstrate leadership in all aspects of nursing.
• Promote optimum health of body, mind, and spirit.

— School of Health Sciences Mission Statement

Majors
	Nursing
	R.N. to B.S. Off-Campus Degree Completion

Lydia Green Nursing Program
The purpose of the Lydia Green Nursing Program is to prepare graduates of competence, character, and wisdom to meet the health needs of a community by promoting wellness and providing illness care for its members.

The B.S. degree with a nursing major is approved by the and accredited by the (CCNE) .

The aim of the baccalaureate degree program is to foster the development of self-understanding, caring, collaboration, ethical thought and action, intellectual curiosity, critical thinking, and judgment, as well as integrating Christian faith with scientific knowledge and clinical expertise.

There are two options for obtaining a baccalaureate degree in nursing:

• The basic four-year undergraduate pre-licensure program
• The R.N. to B.S. degree completion program

The Basic Four-Year Undergraduate Pre-licensure Program

Students may complete all coursework at SPU or may transfer in prerequisite, general education, and elective coursework from other institutions.

Completing a Direct Transfer Associate of Arts Degree or a Direct Transfer Pre-Nursing Degree (DTA) facilitates the transition to SPU for transfer students. Upon satisfactory completion of the baccalaureate degree, the graduate is eligible to take the required for licensure as a registered nurse (NCLEX-RN).

SPU baccalaureate graduates are prepared to assume entry-level practice and leadership roles in a variety of health care settings. 

The R.N. to B.S. degree completion program enables non-baccalaureate prepared R.N.s to complete the bachelor of science degree with a nursing major. 

Need to know when a course is being offered? Check the 2010-11 Time Schedule.

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