Associate of Science in Nursing: Sample Completion Plan

The Nursing Program receives many highly qualified applicant students. Students not admitted to the BYU-Idaho Nursing Program, but planning to pursue Nursing as a profession, are strongly encouraged to contact other schools of nursing for transfer counseling.

Sample Completion Plan

Nursing courses show how a student can finish the program requirements within the 4 semester time frame. Foundation / General Education courses may be taken at the student's discretion, but all requirements for graduation must be taken by the final semester of nursing courses.

It is important to know once accepted in the A.S.N Program, anything which changes your educational plan (travel, illness, marriage, childbirth, failure of a course, ANYTHING) may delay your reentry into the program by as much as a year. Students are admitted on a "space available" basis. Additionally, a single failure in a nursing course will result in dismissal from the program.

Student Academic Planning Sheet for Non-Nursing Courses

To better help advise you, please review the courses below and plan your schedule when you will be taking the courses needed for the Associate Degree in Arts and Science in Nursing.

• All transfer credits must be officially cleared by the BYU-Idaho Registrar's Office. The student is responsible to ensure their classes are equivalent to BYU-Idaho courses and credits.
• Religion 121 and 122 (Book of Mormon) are university graduation requirements. A total of 8 Religion credits are required by the Department of Religion.
• Students will be admitted on all three tracks. Students are admitted according to their assigned track. Once admitted, students complete the nursing program in 4 consecutive semesters.
• Once admitted to the Nursing Program, students will continue through all semesters until the Associate Degree is completed.