Prenursing Concentration
The prenursing concentration admits both pre- and postbaccalaureate
students into courses required for admission by three types
of nursing programs:
- accelerated registered nurse programs for college graduates
who are not nurses
- bachelor of science in nursing completion programs for
licensed registered nurses with associate degrees or diploma
RNs
- master of science in nursing programs for licensed registered
nurses without bachelor’s degrees
By combining fall, winter, and spring quarter courses with
Summer Session courses, prenursing students complete required
courses on a flexible year-round schedule that can be customized.
While Northwestern’s prenursing concentration offers
courses generally required by the three types of nursing programs
listed above, students are advised to contact the schools
in which they are interested before enrolling to ensure that
the SCS program fulfills their requirements. Students in this
concentration will need to take a microbiology course elsewhere
because Northwestern does not have the facilities for such
a course.
Required Courses
Biological Sciences
Chemistry
Statistics
Psychology
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