Regis College Young School of Nursing has not made a determination of whether the curriculum meets educational requirements for licensure for all states and jurisdictions. A complete list with the determinations will be available in the near future.

Sample Eight-Semester Plan

For the Class of 2023

Students are expected to review and track their own progress towards completion of degree requirements. This is provided as a sample guideline — it does not reduce the importance of careful and regular discussions between a student and their academic advisor. Students must refer to the Regis College Academic Catalog and the Nursing Handbook to ensure they are familiar with all current university and nursing program policies.

Important Reminders

  • Nursing students are required to meet with their nursing advisor at least once per semester to review their individual curriculum plan.
  • Courses marked 1 are prerequisite or co-requisite courses for the undergraduate nursing major.
  • Nursing students must complete a minimum of 125 credits, maintain a 3.0 (B) cumulative GPA, achieve a 3.0 (B) cumulative GPA in science pre/co-requisites (BI 105, 106, 108, 212, CH 105) with no grade below a C (2.0) in all pre/co-requisites, and achieve a B- (2.7) in ID 230 and all “NU” courses.

Year One

Fall Semester
CourseCredits
RC 101 First Year Seminar 23
EN 105 Writing Seminar 1 23
BI 105 Anatomy and Physiology I 1 2 34
SP 100 Spanish for Health Professions 1 2 43
Philosophy 23
Total16
Spring Semester
CourseCredits
First Year Seminar-Linked Course 2 or Elective3
BI 106 Anatomy and Physiology II 1 2 34
EN 106 Critical Reading, Thinking, and Writing 23
ID 230 Interdependence Of Health Professions in U.S. 1 23
CH 105 Introduction to Chemistry: Nursing 1 34
Total17

Year Two

Fall Semester
CourseCredits
BI 108 General Microbiology 1 34
BI 212 Pathophysiology 13
NU 305A Foundations of Nursing Practice3
PS 233 Introduction to Human Development 13
SO 201 Introduction to Sociology 1 23
Total16
Spring Semester
CourseCredits
NU 304A Health Assessment3
NU 324A Professional Nursing Clinical8
NU 322A Clinical Pharmacology I2
NURT 205A Nutrition Along the Health Continuum3
Total16

Year Three

Fall Semester
CourseCredits
NU 321A Nursing Care of the Aging Adult3
ID 304 Ethics 1 23
NU 325A Acute Care Nursing Clinical8
NU 323A Clinical Pharmacology II2
Total16
Spring Semester
CourseCredits
NU 333A Psychological/Mental Health Nursing Clinical6
NU 340A Community Nursing Clinical6
MA 210 Statistics 1 2 53
Total15

Year Four

Fall Semester
CourseCredits
NU 347A Maternal Child Nursing Clinical8
NU 403A Evidence for Clinical Practice3
Religious Studies 23
Total14
Spring Semester
CourseCredits
NU 345A Complex Nursing Clinical6
History or Literature 23
Nursing Major Elective 13
Elective3
Capstone 60
Total15
  1. Prerequisite or co-requisite courses for the undergraduate nursing major.
  2. Core curriculum requirement.
  3. Students must complete BI 105, BI 106, and either BI 108 or CH 105 before starting year two.
  4. May take PG 100, Portuguese for Health Professionals as an alternate choice. Students may not enroll in a language course that they already speak fluently. If a student is not eligible or able to take either of the suggested courses, the student must take an Expressive Arts course.
  5. Students must successfully complete or place out of QR 101/QR 101A in order to take MA 210.
  6. All students are required to complete an e-portfolio as part of graduation requirements—this is completed through the major’s capstone course.