CCSNH Nursing Partnership

Topics include:

• The Emerging U.S. Health Care System
• Statistics
• Law and Ethics for Health Care and Human Services
• Enhancing Your Nursing Career
• Evidence-Based Nursing

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Students will have the opportunity to:

• Deliver safe, competent, and compassionate care within frameworks of law and ethics to patients, families, and the diverse groups of a community
• Be productive citizens characterized by significant contributions to society that are enlightened by knowledge of health care policy and politics and how they affect health care and nursing practice
• Advocate locally and nationally for social justice and equity in healthcare accessibility and quality
• Use a variety of technologies to intervene in health-related problems of individuals, families, communities, and within the health care system
• Identify, evaluate, apply, and/or compile evidence from a variety of resources to apply to health-related problems of individuals, families, communities, and the health care system
• Collaborate as member and/or leader of teams characterized by effective communication and mutual respect that enhance the quality of health care services and their delivery

Applications for admission are accepted on a rolling basis, offering the opportunity to begin studies at the UNH College of Professional Studies at any term during the year. Admission is granted to students who earned a high school diploma, completed a high school education in a homeschool setting under state law, or demonstrate high school equivalency.

Students with an associate degree in nursing from a CCSNH institution are eligible for this online degree pathway. This affordable option allows students to continue their undergraduate studies toward a BSN degree at UNH CPS at a reduced tuition rate for in-state residents. Students may be conditionally or fully admitted depending upon their status.

CCSNH graduates with a conferred Associate Degree in Nursing (ADN) may be conditionally admitted to the College of Professional Studies prior to passing the NCLEX-RN and will have the option of taking additional non-major courses and their first nursing course (NUR 600) while conditionally admitted.

CCSNH graduates with a conferred ADN who are fully admitted to the College of Professional Studies have completed the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX-RN) and have an active RN license issued from the state where the student is currently practicing.

An applicant with a bachelor’s or master’s Degree in another discipline will be required to take only the 30 credits of nursing courses and MTH 504 Statistics will be required if not satisfied in transfer.

Please see the UNH College of Professional Studies Catalog for details related to the necessary health, character, and technical standards to succeed in the Bachelor of Science in Nursing Program.

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In order to progress through the program, the student must earn grades of 2.0 or better in each required course and maintain RN licensure in the state where they practice.

Our RN to BSN Tuition Waiver is available to New Hampshire’s community college graduates. Eligible students pay the same affordable CCSNH tuition per credit for all courses in the RN to BSN program.The waiver amount will be updated each term to reflect any changes in the CCSNH rate. If you have any questions on how the charges will be reflected on your bill, please contact our Student Accounts Office.