The Baccalaureate Program prepares nurse generalists who:
- Develop therapeutic relationships with individuals, families, groups and communities
- Demonstrate competence in the implementation of standards of practice
- Apply ethical principles and legal requirements in the delivery of care to individuals, families, groups and communities
- Collaborate with individuals, families, groups, communities and health care professionals in the delivery of care
- Utilize theories and research findings in practice
- Promote health in diverse populations
- Participate in efforts to influence health care policy
- Assume responsibility for learning and professional career development
Graduates of the Baccalaureate Program are prepared to:
- Pass the NCLEX - RN licensure exam
- Sustain employment in the practice of nursing
- Participate in nursing continuing education programs
- Obtain nursing practice and/or specialty certifications
- Obtain advanced certificates and/or degrees
- Become members of professional organizations
- Participate on committees in health care agencies
- Present papers and posters related to nursing practice
- Engage in research utilization and evidenced-based practice