Concurrent ADN-BSN Track: Baccalaureate Degree in Nursing
Dr. Eva Blight, ADN-BSN Coordinator
The concurrent Associate Degree in Nursing (ADN)/ Baccalaureate Degree in Nursing (BSN) is designed for motivated students currently enrolled in an accredited ADN program as an alternative to the generic BSN. Students complete 30 hours of BSN level coursework at the same time they are enrolled in ADN courses. For the student seeking to graduate with honors, an additional 15 SCH must be taken to meet the University requirement of completing 45 SCH at UT Tyler to graduate with honors (see graduation with honors requirements).
Requirements
To be considered for the concurrent enrollment track, applicants must (1) be accepted by an accredited ADN program; (2) meet requirements and be accepted for admission at UT Tyler; and (3) have completed all Core Curriculum and BSN pre-requisite required courses. Application is made at the same time a student is accepted into an ADN program.
The student must provide her/his own transportation to health care agencies. Driving distances will vary; clinical assignments will be based on availability of learning experiences.
Courses taken at UT Tyler are offered primarily online to accommodate the class schedules of the ADN program. Individual plans vary depending on the student’s ADN program and will be determined jointly by advisors at the ADN program and UT Tyler SON advising office.
Courses taken at UT Tyler include:
First Semester
Second Semester
| RNBS 3312 | Health Assessment for Registered Nurses | |
| RNBS 3333 | Evidence-Based Decision Making (EBDM) | |
| RNBS 4601 | Community and Population Focused Nursing | |
Third Semester
| | Nursing Elective | |
| RNBS 4631 | Nursing Leadership and Management | |
Note: Sequence of courses may vary depending on semester of admission into your ADN program. See your UTT academic advisor for details.
All courses are offered online in 7-week sessions.