The program is designed so that all clinical and face-to-face colloquium are delivered in on-site day(s) of the week and within an existing hospital. Clinical sites do change throughout the program. Online components to the didactic (classroom) portions of the entire nursing curriculum allow significant portions of the courses to be taught in a web-assisted manner, giving students major improvements in access and learning. Lab skills practice is done by the student on his or her own time.

Please be advised that students participating in OSOL must have a PC based system. We do not support Apple if you encounter problems.

Participants with a Bachelor's Degree must complete A & P I and II before entering the On Site On Line Nursing Program. Students without a degree must complete all the general education requirements before applying.

Classes and clinical experiences will be web-assisted and provide a learner centered environment that is partially self-directed.

The clinical experience, face-to-face colloquium, is offered on schedules days during the week based upon clinical site availability. However, students are expected to arrive the evening before, to pick up their clinical assignments and prepare their patient research. Additionally, students must schedule time to practice their skills in a nursing skills laboratory which is available days and evenings Monday through Friday and on Saturday.

****On site on line classes will be scheduled as follows:****

Nurs. 175 will be on a Friday. The following semester Nurs. 176 will be on a Monday. The following semester Nurs. 273 will be on a Thursday and when you enter Nurs. 274 it will be on a Tuesday.

This is subject to change based on faculty and clinical availability.

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