2016-2017 Traditional Undergraduate Academic Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Nursing Program
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In Partnership with Columbia College of Nursing
Lakeland University, in partnership with Columbia College of Nursing (CCON) in Milwaukee, offers students the opportunity to complete a Bachelor of Science degree in Nursing. Students complete their general education and prerequisite sequence at Lakeland University over two years, then they complete their nursing coursework at CCON, earning a degree in nursing from CCON. Interested students may either apply for direct admission to the CCON program upon initial application to Lakeland or may apply for admission at a later point in their Lakeland career. Students who are directly admitted upon initial application must complete all required prerequisites with prescribed minimum grades in order to retain their direct admission to Columbia College of Nursing. The Lakeland University requirements are below.
Students pursuing the Nursing Program are eligible for Lakeland’s Associate of Science (A.S.) degree and should consult with their advisor and the registrar’s office for information regarding the awarding of this degree.
Students who have successfully completed the Nursing Program at Lakeland University should be able to:
- Identify, explain and apply core principles in biology, chemistry, anatomy and physiology.
- Perform mathematical and statistical functions appropriate to the sciences.
- Demonstrate knowledge of multiple academic disciplines.
- Communicate effectively in speech and writing.
- Evaluate different types of information.
- Examine problem(s) from multiple disciplinary perspectives.
- Make decisions in an evidence-based fashion.
Professor: Gregory R. Smith
Assistant Professor: Andrew Karls and Jered McGivern
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