
Eastern WV Community and Technical College is proud to serve as host to
Southern WV Community and Technical College’s nationally-recognized
associate in applied science degree program in Nursing.
Preparing men and women to provide and manage care for adults and children
with acute or chronic health problems in a variety of settings, this program
consistently ranks among the nation’s leaders in terms of its graduates’
pass rate on the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX) for
Registered Nurses.
Students in the Potomac Highlands who have completed Southern's nursing
program in Moorefield have, to date, achieved a 100-percent pass rate on the
professional licensure exam.
Associate in Applied Science Degree
Recommended Course Sequence
65 Semester Hours
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First Year -- Fall Semester |
First Year -- Spring Semester |
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| Dept | Course Title | Hours | Dept | Course Title | Hours | ||
| AH 120 | Health Assessment/Communication^ | 2 | BS 125# | Human Anatomy & Physiology II | 4 | ||
| AH 210# | Nutrition | 3 | EN 101# | English Composition I | 3 | ||
| BS 124# | Human Anatomy & Physiology I | 4 | NU 104 | Nursing of Childbearing Family^ | 5 | ||
| NU 100 | Essentials of Nursing^ | 6 | NU 107 | Psychosocial Transitions^ | 5 | ||
| PY 218# | Life Span Developmental Psychology** | 3 | |||||
| Total Semester Hours | 18 | Total Semester Hours | 17 | ||||
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Second Year -- Fall Semester |
Second Year -- Spring Semester |
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| Dept | Course Title | Hours | Dept. | Course Title | Hours | ||
| BS 127# | Basic Microbiology for Allied Health | 3 | AH 241 | Pharmacology for Allied Health | 3 | ||
| EN 102# | English Composition II | 3 | NU 210 | Role Transition to Professional Nursing | 3 | ||
| NU 206 | Nursing Care I | 9 | NU 212 | Nursing Care II | 9 | ||
| Total Semester Hours | 15 | Total Semester Hours | 15 | ||||
*Must meet ACT/ACCUPLACER requirements for English and/or Math.
**Prerequisite: PY 201 General Psychology, 3 semester hours.
^LPNs may challenge course -- cost is responsibility of the student.
#Classes may be taken prior to entering the program.
To participate in a Nursing Program, students need to understand and comply with several requirements. A detailed description of all requirements is available upon request.


