Formerly Indiana University
School of nursing campus and represented the Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis School of Nursing (IUSON) at campus and community events. Scholars served as mentors for high school students in a special summer camp, “Breaking the Myths of Nursing,” which raised awareness about the profession. They spoke on panels, participated in simulations, and helped students with hands-on activities. IUSON leveraged its NCIN funding and was awarded a grant for accelerated students from the Helene Fuld Trust. Additionally, IUSON leveraged its NCIN funding by providing free tutoring for the scholars, funding for the scholars to attend a national nursing conference, and paid for the scholar’s membership to a national nursing organization.
The Indiana University School of Nursing 20 month Accelerated Bachelor of Science in Nursing (ABSN) program prepares students to meet the current and future health needs of society through a solid academic foundation in the practice, science, and technology of nursing. IUSON is located on the Indiana University medical science campus in which our students have access to five hospitals in addition to over 60 other clinical placement sites around Indianapolis.Upon completion of the ABSN program, students are prepared to sit for the NCLEX exam. The ABSN is a great option for men and women, who already hold a bachelor’s degree in a non-nursing field, can commit to full-time, and wishes to move quickly through a nursing program.
Required general education courses include anatomy, physiology, microbiology, and statistics. Students begin taking these classes prior to admissions to the program. The general education requirements are located at http://nursing.iu.edu/undergraduate/programs/second-bsn/index.shtml [5]. Evaluate your transcripts using the Transcript Self-Evaluation Tool [6] to determine which prerequisite courses you may have already completed.