The general education TESU lists
TESU names five subjects required of all BSN students: English composition, anatomy and physiology, statistics, ethics and microbiology. Anatomy and physiology and microbiology are normally met by your nursing programme. Statistics must be done before NUR-4190, the evidence-based practice course, and TESU's own HPS-2000 Statistics for the Health Professions meets both the quantitative literacy area and that prerequisite.
The rest of the 45 credits is spread across areas such as oral communication, information literacy, diversity, civic engagement, social sciences, history, humanities and natural sciences. Your evaluation shows which areas are still empty.
- Written communication (Composition 1 and 2): 6 credits
- Quantitative literacy: 3 credits
- Ethical leadership: 3 credits
- Social sciences, history and humanities: 3 credits each
- Natural sciences and computer science: 6 credits