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Prairie View A&M University

College of Nursing - Graduate Program

6436 Fannin Street, Suite 909, Houston, Texas 77042

Office: (713) 797-7011

Fax: (713) 797-7012

Email: graduatenursing@pvamu.edu

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Masters & Post-Masters of Science in Nursing Programs

MSN - Family Nurse Practitioner

MSN - Nurse Administration

MSN - Nurse Education

Post-MSN - Family Nurse Practitioner

Post-MSN - Nurse Administration

Post-MSN - Nurse Education

Administration

Dr. Betty N. Adams

Professor & Dean, College of Nursing

Dr. Jennifer Goodman

Professor, Coordinator of Nurse Education & Director of Graduate Nursing Program

Dr. Vivian Dawkins

Associate Professor & Coordinator, Nurse Administration Program

Ms. Gloria Rose

Assistant Professor & Coordinator, Family Nurse Practitioner Program

Staff

Ms. Crystal Edwards

Administrative Assistant, Graduate Nursing Programs

Dr. Forest Smith

Director of Student Services & Scholarships, College of Nursing

Ms. Shirley Hutchins

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Graduate Nursing Faculty & Office of the Graduate School

College of Nursing

6

6436 Fannin Street

Houston, TX 77030

Graduate Nursing Faculty

Family Nurse Practitioner

Ms. Gloria Rose, Assistant Professor & Coordinator, Family Nurse Practitioner

Dr. Chloe Gaines, Associate Professor, Family Nurse Practitioner Program

Dr. Pamela Willson, Associate Professor, Family Nurse Practitioner Program

Ms. Jane Anderson, Instructor, Family Nurse Practitioner Program

Ms. Shirely Levenson, Instructor, Family Nurse Practitioner Program

Ms. Effie Nix, Instructor, Family Nurse Practitioner Program

Dr. Jeffery Sherer, Instructor, Family Nurse Practitioner Program

Mr. Patrick Moore, Instructor, Family Nurse Practitioner Program

Nurse Administration

Dr. Vivian Dawkins, Associate Professor & Coordinator, Nurse Administration

Ms. Karen Pancheri, Instructor

Dr. John Dyck, Associate Professor & Director, College of Business

Nurse Education

Dr. Jennifer Goodman,

Professor, Coordinator of Nurse Education, & Director of Graduate Nursing Programs

Dr. JoAnn Blake, Professor, Nurse Education

Dr. Vera Harmon, Associate Professor, Nurse Education

Dr. Mindi Miller, Associate Professor, Nurse Education

Dr. Ruth Caggins, Associate Professor, Nurse Education

Office of the Graduate School

(Wilhelmina F. Delco Building, Suite 120)

P.O. Box 519; MS 2800, Prairie View, Texas 77446 Office: (936) 261-3500 Fax: (936) 261-3529

Graduate School Office

Administration

Dr. William Parker, Dean of the Graduate School

Ms. Sheila Williams, Administrative Assistant to the Dean

Ms. Carolyn Wedeking, Administrative Assistant & Nursing Representative

Ms. Andrea Miles, Administrative Assistant/International Representative

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4 Step - Application Process:

1.

Complete application and the three recommendations.

2.

Have

OFFICIAL

transcripts from all universities/colleges attended sent to the address below.

3.

Make check or money order payable to Prairie View A&M University.

4.

Send completed

ORIGINAL

application packet to

:

ATTN: CRYSTAL EDWARDS

Prairie View A&M University

College of Nursing - Graduate Program

6436 Fannin Street, Suite 909

Houston, TX 77030

Side Note:

**

College of Nursing

Deadlines for Applications are the following:

Fall Admission - Ju

ne

1

st

(Late application Due by Ju

ne

15

th

)

Spring Admission -

Octob

er 1

st

(Late application Due by

October

15

th

)

Summer Admission - March 1

st

(Late application Due by March 15

th

)

- The Application fee is $50.00. If the deadline is missed there will be a late fee of $15 applied to your

application fee.

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Prairie View A&M University

College of Nursing

Graduate Program: Criteria for Admission

The applicant must also meet the following criteria for admission for graduate study in the

College of Nursing:

1.

Submit official transcripts covering all periods of enrollment in institutions of higher

education.

2.

Satisfactorily complete a basic statistics course and a health assessment course.

3.

Possess a Grade Point Average (GPA) of 2.75 on a 4.0 scale in the last 60 hours of

coursework toward the undergraduate nursing degree and a minimum GPA of 3.0 (B

average) in all prior graduate course work.

4.

Submit Graduate Record Examination (GRE) scores that are within ten (10) years.

5.

Submit three (3) letters of recommendation from professional nurses, one of which must be

from a former nursing faculty.

6.

Present a current resume´ or curriculum vita.

7.

Present official documentation of a negative criminal background check and drug screening

tests.

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Application for Admission

The Graduate School

Prairie View A&M University

6436 Fannin Street, Suite 909

Houston, TX 77030

College of Nursing

Phone: (713) 797-7011

Fax: (713) 797-7012

The Graduate School

Phone: (936)

261

-3

500

Fax: (936)

261

-4521

Website: www.pvamu.edu

WHEN TO APPLY

For admission to a masters program, at least 2 months should be allowed for processing. International applicants should allow more time for the application process. Applicants interested in

assistantships should apply even earlier and contact the respective departments for information. The deadlines for admission are: Spring – October 1

Summer – March 1

Fall – June 1

Send application and information to the Graduate School: Prairie View A&M University, 6436 Fannin Street, Suite 909 Houston, TX 77030

APPLICATION

Applicants for admission must hold a Bachelor’s of Science in Nursing Degree from an accredited institution or must expect to receive the degree, before matriculating in the Prairie View A&M University Graduate School. An applicant to a degree program will be evaluated for admission when the following are submitted to the Graduate School: (1) the Application for Admission, (2) the $50.00

(non-refundable) application fee, (An additional $15.00 Late Fee is

required if application is received past deadline), (3) official transcripts from EACH institution attended, which must be

forwarded directly from the institution(s). Transcripts “Issued to Student” will ONLY be accepted in a sealed envelope. Applicants must include ALL institutions attended regardless of the number or type of credits taken, terms attended, or whether transfer credits are reflected on another transcript, (4) Three letters of recommendation. (5) The Graduate Records Examination (GRE) or the Graduate Management Admissions Test (GMAT) must be taken within the first 12 hours. The test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) for all non-native speakers of English must be taken before you can be admitted to the University. International students must have their transcripts evaluated by:

EDUCATIONAL CREDENTIAL EVALUATORS, INC. (Form should be requested from the office of the Graduate School). A notarized “Affidavit of Support” is required for all International students. International students must submit ALL admission materials before admission.

STANDARDIZED TESTS

GRADUATE RECORDS EXAMINATION (GRE)

All applicants for admission to a graduate degree program (other than business) must submit valid scores (scores obtained within the

last 10 years) from the GRE General Test to the Graduate School. The GRE is administered by the Educational Testing Service. If a copy of the current GRE Information & Registration Bulletin is unavailable at a nearby institution, write to: Graduate Records Examinations, Educational Testing Service, Box 6000, Princeton, NJ 08541-6000, USA, or on-line via the World Wide Web at:

http://www.gre.org.

GRADUATE MANAGEMENT ADMISSION TEST (GMAT) Valid GMAT scores (scores obtained within the last 10 years) are required of applicants seeking admission to the graduate program Master of Business Administration. The GMAT is administered by the Educational Testing Service. If a copy of the current GMAT Bulletin of Information and Registration Form is unavailable at a nearby institution, write to: Graduate Management Admission Test, Educational Testing Service, Box 6103, Princeton, NJ 08541-6103, USA or on-line via the World Wide Web at: http://www.gmat.org. TEST OF ENGLISH AS A FOREIGN LANGUAGE (TOEFL) Valid TOEFL scores (scores obtained within the last 10 years) are required of all non-native speakers of English applying for admission to the Graduate School. If a copy of the current bulletin of Information for TOEFL is unavailable at a nearby institution, write to: TOEFL Services, P.O. Box 6151, Princeton, NJ 0841-6151, USA or on-line via the World Wide Web at:

http://webl.toefl.org.

REGISTRATION

Formal admission to the Graduate School must be initiated before registration for graduate courses can be honored. Please contact the Registrar’s Office at (936) 857-2025 for current registration dates and times

TB SKIN TEST

All applicants must have on file at Owens-Franklin Health Center documentation of the results of a TB skin test taken and read after June 1, 1996. The TB skin test is available at the health center for a fee of $5.00. However, you may choose to take the test elsewhere (your private physician, Public Health Center, etc.). The results of your test must be on file before you can complete the registration process.

Note: An incomplete application package will remain on file for one year.

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Application for Admission

The Graduate School

Please print or type all information. Where a date

is indicated, please use the month number(MM),

day number (DD), and two

Prairie View A&M University

6436 Fannin Street, Suite 909

Houston,

Texas 77

030

Positions for the year (YY). For example, “May 8,

200

8

” would be “05/08/0

8

.

1.

NAME

Last First M.I.

OTHER LEGAL NAME(s)

2.

GENDER

M

F

3.

DATE OF BIRTH

4.

SSN*

* In accordance with the Right to Privacy Act of 1974, Public Law 93-X579, Sect 7, applicants for admission are requested to voluntarily report their Social Security Number (S.S.No.) on this form. The S.S. No. is used for identification and record keeping purposes.

5.

PERMANENT ADDRESS (No. And Street Name) CITY AND STATE ZIP CODE COUNTRY

6.

MAILING ADDRESS (No. And Street Name) CITY AND STATE ZIP CODE COUNTRY

7. 8. 9.

END DATE (MM/DD/YY) HOME PHONE (Area Code and Phone No.) CELL & OFFICE PHONE (Area Code and Phone No.)

OF MAILING ADDRESS

10.

E-MAIL ADDRESS

11.

INDICATE ETHNICITY (This information is voluntary and will be used in a nondiscriminatory manner, consistent with applicable civil rights laws)

A.

African American/ Black B.

Caucasian/White C.

Asian American/ Pacific Islander D.

Hispanic/ Mexican American

Puerto Rican

Other Hispanic

E.

American Indian/ Alaskan Native F.

Other Ethnic Group

12.

Are you a citizen of the

United States

If NO, Indicate Country Visa Status PERMANENT RESIDENCE COUNTRY

□ Yes □ No

13.

If your permanent address is in Texas, indicate the beginning date (MM/DD/YY) of your current residency:

14.

INDICATE INTENDED DEGREE/MAJOR

(See List of Degrees/Majors offered)

15.

CERTIFICATION ANTICIPATED (See List of Certifications offered)

16. I

NDICATE INTENDED SEMSESTER OR ADMISSION:

Spring 20__

Summer 20__

Fall 20__

17a.

Have you previously applied

to PVAMU Graduate School?

YES

NO

17b.

Have you previously been admitted

to PVAMU Graduate School?

YES

NO

18a.

Have you previously enrolled

in PVAMU Graduate School?

YES

NO

18b.

Have you previously been admitted

as a PVAMU undergraduate?

YES

NO

19.

Do you plan to study

Full Time

Part Time

20

. Do you wish to be considered for a Graduate Assistantship?

YES

NO

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The Graduate School

Application for Admission

Pg. 2

21.

List in chronological order all colleges, universities (including PVAMU), and professional schools attended. Applicants must include all institutions, regardless of the number of type of credits taken, terms attended, or whether transfer credits are reflected on other transcripts.

INSTITUTION, CITY STATE FROM (MM/YY) TO (MM/YY) MAJOR & DEGREE (MM/YY OF GRADUATION)

Official transcripts from EACH college or university attended must be requested and forwarded directly from the institution(s) to the Graduate School. Failure to indicate institution(s) attended may result in refusal of admission, no transfer of credits, suspension, and/or expulsion from the University, if discovered subsequently.

22.

List other relevant activities since high school (employment, military service, etc.) You may omit summer and part time work.

EMPLOYER

KIND OF WORK OR ACTIVITY

FROM (MM/YY) TO (MM/YY)

23.

List three persons acquainted with your academic experiences whom you have requested to send letters of reference.

NAME POSITION ADDRESS (NO., STREET NAME, CITY, STATE AND ZIP)

24.

Indicate which of the following tests you have taken or are scheduled to take and the date (MM/DD/YY).

GRE

Required by the Graduate

School for all degree students

except MBA

GMAT

Required for MBA

TOEFL

Valid scores are required of all non-native

speakers of English.

GENERAL (Date)

(Date)

(Date)

(Valid for 10 years from test date) (Valid for 10 years from test date) (Valid for 10 years from test date) A nonrefundable application fee

of $50.00 (check or money order made out to PVAMU) must accompany this application. (An Additional $15.00 Late fee is required if application is

submitted after application deadline). PLEASE DO NOT SEND CASH

I certify to the best of my knowledge the information heron is true. I understand that any misrepresentation of facts on this application could be cause for refusal of admission, no transfer credit, suspension, and or expulsion from the University, if discovered subsequently. Furthermore, I understand that If I have a prior academic record at the University under a different name, that record will be changed to reflect the name on this application.

25.

Date and Signature

(

Your signature is required for processing

)

Please ensure that this application is complete in its entirety! An incomplete application will

delay processing.

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RECOMMENDATION OF APPLICANT

TO THE PRAIRIE VIEW A&M UNIVERSITY

GRADUATE SCHOOL

Applicant’s Last Name

First

Middle/Maiden

Address

P.O. Box or Street City State Zip Code

Telephone Number: Social Security Number:

Note: Student may waive any right of access to this Recommendation of Applicant form under the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974. This Act entitles students to inspect their records, including recommendations

I, , waive the above right of access.

1.

How long have you known the applicant? Years: _____ Months: ______

2.

Are you familiar with the applicant’s academic ability? _____ If yes, how would you rate

him/her? Top 10% ______ Top 25% ______ Top 50% ______ Lower 50% _____

3.

Are you familiar with the applicants’ job performance? _____ If yes, how would you rate

him/her? Excellent _____ Above Average _____ Average _____ Below Average _____

4.

Would you recommend this applicant for graduate school explaining why? ___________

_______________________________________________________________________

If you answer was no, please write a brief statement explaining why. ________________

_______________________________________________________________________

5.

How would you rate the applicant on the following:

Criteria

Excellent

Good

Fair

Average

Poor

Unable to rate

Intellectual

Ability

Maturity

Motivation

Leadership

Ability

Interpersonal

Skills

Oral

Skills

Writing

Quantitative

Skills

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urn over to page 2)

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RECOMMENDATION

Page 2

Recommended by: ___________________________________________________________

(Please type or print)

Signature: _____________________________________ Date: _______________________

Employer: _____________________________________ Title: _______________________

Telephone Number: _________________________________

PLEASE RETURN COMPLETED FORM TO:

PRAIRIE VIEW A&M UNIVERSITY

OFFICE OF THE GRADUATE SCHOOL

6436 FANNIN, SUITE 909

HOUSTON, TEXAS 77030

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Letters of Recommendation

Three letters of recommendation are required.

Please, copy as necessary.

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PRAIRIE VIEW A&M UNIVERSITY

GRADUATE SCHOOL

A listing of Guidelines and Target Dates for Selected Graduate School Procedures

PROCEDURES

UNIVERSITY CONTACTS

COMPLETION DATES

Application for Admission to Graduate/ Post

Baccalaureate Study

Graduate School

March 1, for Summer I & II

July 1, for Fall Semester

November 1, for Spring

Semester

Appointment of Advisor

Department Head

Upon Receipt of Admission to

Graduate Program

Registration

Graduate Program Advisor

and the Graduate School

During Registration Period

Development of Degree Plan

Graduate Program Advisor

During 1

st

Semester of

Enrollment after Acceptance

into Graduate Program

Degree Plan Filed with the

Graduate School

Graduate Program Advisor

Upon Completion of 12

Semester Hours of Graduate

Courses

Application to Candidacy for Graduate Degree

Graduate Program Advisor

Upon Admission to Candidacy

for Graduate Courses

Selection of Thesis Advisory

Committee

(Thesis Students Only)

Graduate Advisor,

Department Head and

Graduate School

At Lease 6 Months Prior to

Date of Intended Graduation

Schedule Final Exam

(Thesis/Performing Arts Students Only)

Graduate Advisor, Thesis

Advisory Committee and

Graduate School

At Least 1 Month Prior to Date

or Intended Graduation

Submit Final Copies of Thesis and Certification of

Completion of Thesis and Thesis Exam

Thesis Advisory Committee

And Graduate School

At Least 2 Weeks Prior to Date

of Intended Graduation

Application For Graduation

Graduate Advisor,

Department Head and

Office of the Registrar

Beginning of Intended Semester

of Graduation

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COLLEGE OF NURSING

Master of Science

MSN– Family Nurse Practitioner

The nurse practitioner program is built upon the concept of providing primary health care services across the

client’s life span. The curriculum is designed to teach advanced nurse practitioner students to foster

independent and/or collaborative practice for families, individuals, and groups within the context of the

community. Students follow clients across their lifespan utilizing clinical research findings, health system

management skills, and professionalism within a caring environment. Consumer advocacy and client

decision-making regarding health priorities are also key concepts within the curriculum.

MS – Degree Program Requirements

(Part-Time & Full-Time curriculum sequence are available)

Family Nurse Practitioner Core Courses

12 Credits

NURS 5013

Theoretical Foundations of Nursing

3

NURS 5003

Transcultural Family Health Care in

3

Rural & Urban Settings

NURS 5133

Clinical Nursing Research

3

NURS 5713

Health Policy

3

Advanced Practice Core Courses 15 Credits

NURS 5023

Advanced Pharmacology

3

NURS 5033

Advanced Pathophysiology

3

NURS 5042

Role Theory and Ethics in Advanced

2

Practice

Nursing

NURS 5214

Advanced Health Assessment with

4

Practicum/Lab

NURS 5763

Financial Management in Advanced

3

Nursing Practice

Nurse Practitioner Specialty Core Courses 17 Credits

NURS 5215

Primary Health Care for Childbearing/

5

Childrearing Family

NURS 5245

Primary Health care for the Adult and

5

Elderly

NURS 5257

Management of Complex Health Problems

7

*Elective

3 Credits

Select from:

NURS 5743

Writing for Publication

3

NURS 5753

HIV/AIDS Issues and Challenges

3

NURS 5983

Special Topics

3

NURS 5993

Independent Study

3

Thesis or Non-thesis Option 6 Credits

NURS 5743

Writing for publication

3

One Elective Course 3

Or

NURS 5803

Thesis: Proposal Writing

3

NURS 5903

Thesis

3

Total Credits

53

*Selected 5000 level or above courses from other programs may be accepted as electives with petition to and

approval from the Program Director.

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PRAIRIE VIEW A&M UNIVERSITY

College of Nursing

- Graduate Nursing Program -

Family Nurse Practitioner

Full & Part-Time Course Curriculum Sequences

Full Time

FALL SEMESTER

SPRING SEMESTER

SUMMER SEMESTER

(YEAR 1)

(YEAR 1)

(YEAR 1)

N5013 – Theoretical Foundations

N5003 – Transcultural Family

N5033 – Adv. Pathophysiology

N5023 – Adv. Pharmacology

N5133 – Clinical Research

N5214 – Adv. Hlth Assessment*

N5042 – Role Theory & Ethics

N5245 – Adult/Elderly*

N5743 – Writing for Publication

Or N5803 – Thesis

N5713 – Health Policy

(YEAR 2)

(YEAR 2)

N5215 – Childbearing/Rearing*

N5763 – Financial Management

N5xxx – Elective

N5257 – Mgt of Complex Hlth Problems

N5903 – Thesis or Elective

Part Time

FALL SEMESTER

SPRING SEMESTER

SUMMER SEMESTER

(YEAR 1)

(YEAR 1)

(YEAR 1)

N5013 – Theoretical Foundations

N5003 – Transcultural Family

N5023 – Adv. Pharmacology

N5133 – Clinical Research

N5743 – Writing for Publication or

N5803 – Thesis

N5713 – Health Policy

(YEAR 2)

(YEAR 2)

(YEAR 2)

N5033 – Adv. Pathophysiology

N5xxx – Elective

Or N5803 – Thesis

N5214 – Adv. Hlth Assessment*

N5042 – Role Theory & Ethics

N5245 – Adult/Elderly*

(YEAR 3)

(YEAR 3)

N5215 – Childbearing/Rearing*

N5763 – Financial Management

N5257 – Mgt of Complex Hlth Problems *

N5xxx – Elective

Or N5903 – Thesis

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COLLEGE OF NURSING

Master of Science

MSN Nurse Education

The Master of Science in Nursing with a major in Nurse Education prepares baccalaureate prepared

nurses to teach in a variety of settings including the teaching of patients and their families, nursing

students, nursing staff and health consumers. Through a four course sequence students gain necessary

teaching knowledge and skills to prepare them to become nurse educators, a complex role that requires

both pedagogical and clinical competency. The nurse education track requires students to complete 12

semester credit hours in nurse education courses as well as 14 semester credit hours of core courses

required of all graduate students and 10 semester credit hours of advanced practice core courses. A 120

hour teaching practicum is required of students as well as completing the thesis or non-thesis option

consisting of 6 semester credit hours; degree completion requires 42 semester credit hours.

MS – Degree Program Requirements

(Part-Time & Full-Time curriculum sequence are available)

Nurse Education Core Courses

14 Credits

NURS 5013

Theoretical Foundations of Nursing

3

NURS 5003

Transcultural Family Health Care in

3

Rural & Urban Settings

NURS 5042

Role Theory and Ethics in Advanced

2

Practice

Nursing

NURS 5133

Clinical Nursing Research

3

NURS 5713

Health Policy

3

Advanced Practice Core Courses 10 Credits

NURS 5023

Advanced Pharmacology

3

NURS 5033

Advanced Pathophysiology

3

NURS 5214

Advanced Health Assessment

4

Nurse Education Courses

12 Credits

NURS 5303

Program & Curriculum

3

NURS 5313

Instructional Strategies & Methods

3

NURS 5323

Evaluation in Nursing Education

3

NURS 5333

Nursing Education Role Practicum

3

Thesis or Non-thesis Option 6 Credits

NURS 5743

Writing for publication

3

One Elective Course 3

Or

NURS 5803

Thesis: Proposal Writing

3

NURS 5903

Thesis

3

Total Credits

42

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PRAIRIE VIEW A&M UNIVERSITY

College of Nursing

- Graduate Nursing Program -

Nurse Education

Full & Part-Time Course Curriculum Sequences

Full Time

FALL SEMESTER

SPRING SEMESTER

SUMMER SEMESTER

(YEAR 1)

(YEAR 1)

(YEAR 1)

N5013 – Theoretical Foundation

N5003 – Transultural Family

N5033 – Adv. Pathophysiology

N5133 – Clinical Research

N5023 – Adv. Pharmacology

N5042 – Role Theory Ethics

N5214 – Adv. Health

Assessment

N5713 – Health Policy

N5743 – Writing for

Publication

or

N5803 -Thesis

(YEAR 2)

(YEAR 2)

(YEAR 2)

N5303 – Program & Curriculum

N5313 – Instructional Strategies &

Methods/

N5903 – Thesis

or

N5983 – Elective

N5323 – Evaluation in Nursing

Education

N5333 – Nursing Education

Practicum

Part Time

FALL SEMESTER

SPRING SEMESTER

SUMMER SEMESTER

(YEAR 1)

(YEAR 1)

(YEAR 1)

N5013 – Theoretical Foundation

N5003 – Transcultual Family

N5133 – Clinical Research

N5023 – Adv. Pharmacology

N5713-Health Policy

or

N5803

-

Thesis

or

N5983

-

Elective

(YEAR 2)

(YEAR 2)

(YEAR 2)

N5033-Adv. Pathophysiology

NURS 5743 – Writing for

Publication

or

N5903-Thesis

N5042- Role Theory Ethics

N5214 –Advanced Health

Assessment

(YEAR 3)

(YEAR 3)

(YEAR 3)

N5303 – Program & Curriculum

N5313 – Instructional Strategies &

Methods

N5323 – Evaluation in Nursing

Education

N5333- Nursing Education

Practicum

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COLLEGE OF NURSING

Master of Science

MSN Nursing Administration

The Master of Science in Nursing degree with a concentration in nursing administration prepares nurses

to serve in a variety of leadership and managerial roles within the health care delivery system. The

nursing administration track requires students to complete the MSN program core courses (14 SCH), 12

credits in nursing administration and 9 credit hours of electives in graduate level business courses or

health informatics. Business courses provide the student the opportunity to learn business skills that

further enhance their administrative backgrounds where health informatics courses provide a background

in the area of informatics. The student completes 6 credit hours of either a thesis or non-thesis research

option. The course of study prepares nurses to take the American Nurses Credentialing Center's basic

certification examination for Nurse Administrators.

MS – Degree Program Requirements

(Part-Time & Full-Time curriculum sequence are available)

Nursing Administration Core Courses

14 Credits

NURS

5013

Nursing

Theory

3

NURS 5133 Clinical Nursing Research

3

NURS

5713

Health

Policy

3

NURS

5003

Transcultural

Nursing

3

NURS 5042 Role Theory and Ethics in Advanced

2

Practice

Nursing

Nursing Administration Courses

12 Credits

NURS 5403

Adm I – Organizational Theory

3

NURS 5413

Adm II – Health Care Management

3

NURS 5423

Adm III – Health Care Economics &

3

Financial Management

NURS 5433

Adm IV – Nursing Administration

3

Role Practicum

Graduate Business elective 9 credits

Business courses,

Business administration or

Accounting or Health Informatics

Thesis or Non-thesis Option 6 Credits

NURS 5743

Writing for publication

3

One elective course

3

Or

NURS 5803

Thesis: Proposal Writing

3

NURS 5903

Thesis

3

Total Credits

41

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PRAIRIE VIEW A&M UNIVERSITY

College of Nursing

- Graduate Nursing Program -

Nurse Administration

Full & Part-Time Course Curriculum Sequences

Full Time

FALL SEMESTER

SPRING SEMESTER

SUMMER SEMESTER

(YEAR 1)

(YEAR 1)

(YEAR 1)

N5013 – Theoretical Foundation

N5003 – Transultural Family

N5983 – Health Informatics

or

B5xxx – Business

Course Elective

N5133 – Clinical Research

N5042 – Role Theory Ethics

N5403 – ADM I: Organizational

Theory

N5713 – Health Policy

N5403 – ADMII – Health

Care Management

N5743 – Writing for

Publication

or

N5803 -Thesis

(YEAR 2)

(YEAR 2)

(YEAR 2)

N5423 – ADMIII – Health Care

Economics & Financial

Management

N5983 – Health Informatics

or

B5xxx – Business

Course Elective

N5903 – Thesis

or

N5983 – Elective

N5433 – ADM IV: Nurse

Administration

Practicum

N5983 – Health Informatics

or

B5xxx – Business

Course Elective

Part Time

FALL SEMESTER

SPRING SEMESTER

SUMMER SEMESTER

(YEAR 1)

(YEAR 1)

(YEAR 1)

N5013 – Theoretical Foundation

N5003 – Transultural Family

N5133 – Clinical Research

N5042 – Role Theory Ethics

N5713 – Health Policy

N5743 – Writing for

Publication

or

N5803 – Thesis

(YEAR 2)

(YEAR 2)

(YEAR 2)

N5983 – Health Informatics

or

B5xxx – Business

Course Elective

N5983 – Nursing Elective

or

N5903 – Thesis

N5403 – ADM I: Organizational

Theory

N5983 – Health Informatics

or

B5xxx – Business

Course Elective

N5403 – ADMII – Health

Care Management

N5983 – Health Informatics

or

B5xxx – Business

Course Elective

(YEAR 3)

(YEAR 3)

(YEAR 3)

N5423 – ADMIII – Health Care

Economics & Financial

Management

N5433 – ADM IV: Nurse

Administration

Practicum

(18)

PV

COLLEGE OF NURSING

Post-Master’s Certification

Nurse Administration

The Nurse Administration concentration prepares nurses to serve in a variety of leadership and managerial roles

within the health care delivery system. The nurse administration post master’s certification track is open to students

holding a master degree and desire certification as nurse administrators. Students are required to complete 12 credit

hours in nursing administration and 9 credit hours in graduate level business courses or health informatics. Business

courses provide the students the opportunity to learn business skills that further enhance their administrative

backgrounds where health informatics courses provide a background in the area of informatics. The course of study

prepares the students to take the American Nurses Credentialing Center’s basic certification examination for Nurse

Administrators.

Nurse

Administration

Courses

12

Credits

NURS 5403 Adm I – Organizational Theory

3

NURS 5413 Adm II – Health Care Management

3

NURS 5423 Adm III – Health Care Economics &

3

Financial Management

NURS 5433 Adm IV - Nursing Administration

3

Role Practicum

Nurse Education

The Nurse Education post master’s certification track prepares nurses to teach in a variety of settings including the

teaching of patients and their families, nursing students, nursing staff and health consumers. Through a four course

sequence students gain necessary knowledge and skills to prepare them to become nurse educators, a complex role

that requires both pedagogical and clinical competency. The nurse education post master’s track requires students to

complete 12 semester credit hours in nurse education courses and a 120 hour teaching practicum. An additional 10

course credits in Advanced Pharmacology, Advanced Pathophysiology, and Advanced Health Assessment are

essential if not previously taken. The course of study prepares the students to take the National League For Nursing

Certified Nurse Educator Examination after serving as a nurse educator for two or more years.

Nurse

Education

Course

12

Credits

NURS 5303 Program & Curriculum

3

NURS 5313 Instructional Strategies & Methods

3

NURS 5323 Evaluation in Nursing Education

3

NURS 5333 Nursing Education Role Practicum

3

(19)

PV

COLLEGE OF NURSING

Post-Master’s Certification

(cont’d)

Family Nurse Practitioner

The Family Nurse Practitioner post-master’s certification track prepares master’s prepared nurses to provide primary

health care to clients, families and communities. Students take core and advanced practice nursing courses covering

theoretical foundations for nursing practice, health systems and models, advanced pathophysiology, advanced

pharmacology, nursing research and advanced health assessment. Nurse practitioner specialty courses emphasize

the care of women and children, adult, and geriatric patients and their families. The total number of credit hours

required is 53, which includes 780 clinical practice hours. The Family Nurse Practitioner concentration requires

students to complete, 15 credit hours of specialty courses, 17 credits hours family nurse practitioner. Clinical

experiences occur in urban and rural settings. The course of study prepares nurses to take the American Nurses

Credentialing Center’s certification examination for Family Nurse Practitioner.

Advanced

Practice

Courses

15

Credits

NURS

5023

Advanced

Pharmacology

3

NURS

5033

Advanced

Pathophysiology

3

NURS 5042 Role Theory and Ethics

2

NURS

5214

Advanced

Health

Assessment

4

NURS

5763

Financial

Management

3

Nurse

Practitioner

Specialty

Courses

17

Credits

NURS 5215 Primary Care for the Childbearing/

5

Childrearing Family

NURS 5245 Primary Health Care for the Adult and Elderly

5

NURS 5257 Management of Complex Health Problems

7

Admission Requirements

General policies relating to admission to the graduate school, advanced placement, progression, grievance and

graduation can be found in the Prairie View A&M University Graduate School catalog. Also, students must meet

the following requirements for admission to graduate study in the Prairie View A&M University College of

Nursing:

1.

Master of Science Degree in Nursing from a program accredited by the National League for Nursing

Accrediting Commission (NLNAC) or the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE).

2.

Basic statistics course completed.

3.

Basic course in health assessment completed.

4.

Current licensure as a registered nurse in the State of Texas or application for licensure in progress.

5.

Minimum Grade Point Average of 2.75 on a 4.0 scale in upper division nursing courses.

6.

Two years experience as a Professional Registered Nurse.

7.

Three (3) satisfactory professional/academic letters of recommendation.

8.

A current resume.

9.

Official documentation of a negative criminal background check and drug screening test.

10.

An interview is required of qualified applicants.

11.

Complete College of Nursing Graduate of Foreign Nursing Schools (COGFNS) admission requirements –

International Students must have transcripts evaluated by Educational Credential Evaluators, Inc.

Note: Curriculum sequences for all Post-Master certificates are not provided in the application packet,

to provide each student a perfect fit, the program advisor will develop degree plans.

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