Programs and Courses
Bachelor of Science in Nursing
The Bachelor of Science in Nursing (RN-BSN) degree is designed for registered nurses (RNs) who have graduated from either an associate degree or diploma program and who desire to expand their knowledge in the nursing profession. All classes are offered online, allowing you to earn your degree at your convenience and without having to sacrifice your present job or income.
Medical Imaging
The baccalaureate Medical Imaging curriculum is designed to build upon an Associate Degree in imaging or an approved diploma program. Diploma graduates may need to complete prerequisite courses in general education prior to acceptance into the Medical Imaging degree program. The baccalaureate program is approximately a two year completion program.
Occupational Therapy
The entry-level Occupational therapy master’s degree program is designed for practicing OTAs to progress to occupational therapists. The program offers two tracks, a Master of Occupational Therapy (MOT) track for OTAs with a prior bachelor’s degree, and a combined Bachelor of Science in Interdisciplinary Health Studies/Master of Occupational Therapy (BSIHS/MOT) track for OTAs with an associate degree as their highest educational level.
The MOT track includes hybrid courses (online with every third weekend on-campus classes), as well as independent studies and fieldwork experiences. The BSIHS/MOT track is all online courses for the first two semesters; the next four academic semesters include hybrid courses (online with every third weekend on-campus classes), independent studies, and fieldwork experiences.
Courses
Distance education courses may include business, computed tomography, computer, health services leadership & management, humanities, magnetic resonance imaging, math, nursing, pharmacy, philosophy, religion, and sociology. The following table represents the courses that are offered through distance education.
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BIO 100 |
Medical Terminology |
NSG 300 |
Nursing in Society |
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BIO 163 |
Basic Anatomy and Physiology |
NSG 301 |
Health Assessment |
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BIO 410/510 |
Advanced Applications of Human Anatomy and Physiology |
NSG 302 |
Coping with Loss and Grief |
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BIO 420/520 |
Functional Kinesiology |
NSG 303 |
Nursing Leadership and Management |
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BIO 430/530 |
Fundamentals in Neuroscience |
NSG 305 |
Health Policy |
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BIO 440/540 |
Pathophysiology |
NSG 313 |
Current Issues in Nursing |
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BUS 310 |
Introduction to Accounting and Financial Management |
NSG 405 |
Pharmacology |
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CAS 190 |
Computer Technology Applications |
NSG 406 |
Quality and Safety Issues in Healthcare |
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CAT 302 |
CT Pathophysiology |
NSG 407 |
Nursing Research |
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CAT 303 |
CT Procedures and Protocols |
NSG 410 |
Health and Populations and Service Learning Project |
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CHM 101 |
General Chemistry I |
NSG 411 |
Transitions in Care |
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COM 201 |
Communication in Business and Professional Life |
NTR 210 |
Nutrition for Healthy Living |
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COM 301 |
Communications, Culture, and the Community |
NSG 305 |
Health Policy |
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ENG 101 |
English Composition I |
OCT 510 |
Foundations for Occupational Therapy |
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ENG 210 |
World Literature |
OCT 520 |
Occupation Development through the Lifespan |
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ENG 302 |
Research and Reporting |
OCT 530 |
Occupational Therapy in Health Care |
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ENG 315 |
Creative Writing |
OCT 610 |
OT Assessment and Intervention for Pediatrics and Adolescence |
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ENV 301 |
Environmental Health |
OCT 615 |
Level I Fieldwork # 1 |
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HEA 110 |
Health and Wellness |
OCT 620 |
OT Services for Pediatrics and Adolescence |
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HSL 300 |
Introduction to Health Services Organizations |
OCT 630 |
OT Assessment and Intervention for Adults through Geriatrics |
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HSL 303 |
Health Services Supervision |
OCT 640 |
OT Services for Adults through Geriatrics |
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HSL 330 |
Human Resources Management |
OCT 645 |
Level I Fieldwork # 2 |
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HSL 341 |
Issues in Performance Improvement |
OCT 650 |
Therapeutic Adaptations in Occupational Therapy |
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HSL 350 |
Leadership in the Health Service Industry |
OCT 660 |
MOT Cornerstone |
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HSL 400 |
Organizational Dynamics and Communications |
OCT 670 |
Therapeutic Modalities in Occupational Therapy |
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HSL 403 |
Current Issues in Health Services Management |
OCT 680 |
MOT Capstone |
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HSL 410 |
Legal and Ethical Issues in Contemporary Society |
OCT 685 |
Level II Fieldwork # 1 |
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HUM 310 |
Art |
OCT 695 |
Level II Fieldwork # 2 |
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HUM 315 |
Women in Art |
PSY 101 |
General Psychology |
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IHS 401/501 |
Applied Statistics and Research Methods |
PSY 150 |
Human Growth and Development |
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MAT 171 |
Pre-calculus Algebra |
REL 210 |
World Religions |
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MAT 201 |
Introductory Statistics |
SOC 101 |
Introduction to Sociology |
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MIS 300 |
Advanced Patient Care for Imaging Professionals |
SOC 203 |
Marriage and the Family |
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MIS 301 |
Bone Densitometry |
SOC 320 |
Sociology of Health and Illness |
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MIS 302 |
Pharmacology for Imaging Professionals |
SPA 201 |
Introduction to Hispanic Culture |
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MIS 400 |
Medical Imaging Quality Control |
OCT 510 |
Foundations for Occupational Therapy |
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MIS 401 |
Information Systems Management for Imaging Sciences |
OCT 520 |
Occupation Development through the Lifespan |
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MRI 302 |
MRI Pathophysiology |
OCT 530 |
Occupational Therapy in Health Care |
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MRI 303 |
MRI Procedures and Protocols |
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MRI 304 |
Magnetic Resonance Imaging Clinical Applications |
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