Revised April 2012 ARTICULATION AGREEMENT BETWEEN ST. CHARLES COMMUNITY COLLEGE AND THE UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI Associate Degree in Nursing to a Bachelor of Science in Nursing OVERVIEW: This articulation agreement is made and entered into by the University of Missouri Sinclair School of Nursing, hereinafter referred to as MUSSON, and St. Charles Community College, Cottleville, Missouri hereinafter referred to as SCC. By this agreement, SCC and MUSSON express a shared commitment to increasing opportunities for student access to and success in higher education. By clarifying transfer policies and procedures which assure articulation between programs, the institutions seek to assist students in making a seamless transfer from the associate to the baccalaureate degree. PURPOSE: This agreement provides students who have earned an Associate Degree in Nursing (ADN) the opportunity to complete a Bachelor of Science in Nursing at MU. Any SCC student who has earned an ADN degree as outlined below is guaranteed that MU will accept designated SCC credits, will apply such to the Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree in a manner consistent with the treatment of generic MUSSON students. CONDITIONS OF TRANSFER: SCC students maintaining continuous enrollment under this agreement will be afforded the same treatment and protections as MU native students enrolled under a specific catalog. Criteria for acceptance into the articulated program at MU will be the same for transfer as for native students. SCC, upon request of students, will provide verification of completed courses to MU Sinclair School of Nursing. The transcript of students transferring from SCC will be evaluated by the MU Office of Admissions. Students are to have a cumulative GPA of 2.8. Transfer students from SCC will have access to financial aid and student services on the same basis as native students. MU will apply the same academic progress and graduation standards to SCC transfer students as those applicable to native students at MU. 1
SECTION II: TRANSFER OF CREDIT A maximum of 94 hours will be accepted by MUSSON from SCC to be applied to the Bachelor of Science in Nursing. Twenty-six (26) of the last 30 semester hours of credit must be completed at MU (residency requirement) to be applied to the Bachelor of Science in Nursing. Transfer students from SCC, meeting the criteria listed below will be accepted into the RN/BSN Option at the MU, Sinclair School of Nursing. Criteria for Admittance to MU, Sinclair School of Nursing, RN/BSN Option Undergraduate Admissions to Mizzou. Official transcripts from all colleges and universities attended on file with the Admissions Office. A transcript review on file. Current licensure as an RN in the United States. Successful completion of all general education and prerequisite coursework. Minimum cumulative grade-point average of 2.8 (on a 4.0 scale) for all college/university courses. Evidence of capacity to uphold the practice standards and ethical codes of the nursing profession. 2
SECTION III: PROGRAM PLAN Students falling under this program articulation agreement will be responsible for successful completion of the following requirements. ST. CHARLES COMMUNITY COLLEGE Associate Degree in Nursing without an AA Degree *ENG 101 PSY 101 *BIO 240 BIO 243 *CHM 101 CHM 103 NUR 103 NUR 113 NUR 123 NUR 104 NUR 114 NUR 124 NUR 105 NUR 125 BIO 241 BIO 244 BIO 245 BIO 247 NUR 253 NUR 263 NUR 273 #ENG 102 #SOC 101 First Year (Summer) 6 English Composition I Introduction to Psychology First Year (Fall) 16 Anatomy & Physiology I Lecture Anatomy & Physiology I Lab Introduction to Chemistry Lecture Introduction to Chemistry Lab Introduction to Nursing Lecture Introduction to Nursing Lab Introduction to Nursing Clinical First Year (Spring) 16 Nursing of Adults/Children I Lecture Nursing of Adults/Children I Lab Nursing of Adults/Children I Clinical Nursing of Adults/ Children II Lecture Nursing of Adults/Children II Clinical Anatomy & Physiology II Lecture Anatomy & Physiology II Lab Second Year (Summer) 4 Microbiology Lecture Microbiology Lab Second Year (Fall) 16 Nursing of Adults/Children III Lecture Nursing of Adults/Children III Lab Nursing of Adults/Children III Clinical English Composition II or Literature Course Introduction to Sociology Second Year (Spring) 14 NUR 254 Nursing of Adults/Children IV Lecture NUR 264 Nursing of Adults/Children IV Lab NUR 274 Nursing of Adults/Children IV Clinical **#His or Pol Sci History 101, 102, 115 or Poli. Sc. 101 or 102 ADN Courses Total 41 All Courses Total 72 3
* The St. Charles Community College Academic Skills Assessment Test is required before enrolling in English or Math, or Chemistry. The prerequisite for Introduction to Chemistry is Beginning Algebra (MAT 098 or MAT 120). The student needs to EITHER pass a Beginning Algebra class with a grade of C or higher, or test into Intermediate Algebra through the St. Charles Community College Assessment Test. The prerequisite for Anatomy & Physiology I is high school algebra within the last five years, BIO 110, Human Biology or BIO 101/103, General Biology (or high school Biology within the last five years). All science courses and prerequisites must have been taken within the last five years and passed with a C or better in order to be applied toward the Associate of Science Degree. Beginning with the class to enter fall 2013, all sciences must be passed with a B or better. ** Choose one of the following History or Political Science Courses: HIS 101, HIS 102, HIS 115, POL 101, or POL 102. # These courses can be taken any time before graduation. 4
UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI Bachelors of Science Degree in Nursing Third Year (Summer) 5 PSY 210 **Human Growth & Dev. (CLEP test/class) 3 NUR 107 **Pharmacology (NLN Test or N3100 class) 3 Third Year (Fall) 9 See attached *General Science 3 See attached *Humanities/Fine Arts or English Comp. II 3 MAT 160 College Algebra 4 Third Year (Spring) 9 MAT 175 *Introductory Statistics 3 See attached *Humanities/Fine Arts 3 See attached *Humanities/Fine Arts 3 Fourth Year (Summer) 5 N3080 Nursing Communication & Computer Skills 2 NS 1034 or 2380 **Nutrition, Current Concepts and Controversies Diet Therapy for Health Professionals (Nutrition) (NLN Test or class) 3 Fourth Year (Fall) 9 N3180 Role Transitions 3 N4950 Nursing Theory & Research 3 N4200 Nursing Ethics and Law 3 Fourth Year (Spring) 11 N4380 Health Assessment and Pathophysiology 4 N4930 Evidence-Based Nursing Practice 5 N4400 Nursing Leadership and Management 2 Fourth Year (Summer) 4 N4970 Nursing in Communities 4 Addt l BSN Req. Courses 26 Total UMC Required Credit Hours 26 Total Hours (completed BSN degree) 125 *Courses may be completed at SCC or MU. See attached list of SCC/MU equivalencies **Credit may be obtained through challenge exams or MU course credit. 5
ST. CHARLES COMMUNITY COLLEGE ADN to MU BSN Option - general education course requirements St. Charles Community College Associate Degree nursing graduates who do not have an AA Degree must complete an additional 18 hours of general education credits in the following areas prior to admission. They will also need to complete 9 hours of nursing prerequisites. These courses are Human Growth and Development or Lifespan, Pharmacology, and Nutrition. St. Charles Community College students who have an AA Degree and have completed their Associate s Degree in nursing will have MU s general education requirements waived. These students having an AA Degree and an ADN will only have 9 additional hours of MU nursing required prerequisites to complete prior to Admission. These courses are Human Growth and Development or Lifespan, Pharmacology and Nutrition. St. Charles CC/MU Equivalencies St. Charles CC Sciences: (3 credit hours other than Chemistry) Physical Sciences: PHY 105/107 Environ Geology PHY 111/113 Intro to Phy Sci PHY 125/127 Introduction to Physical Geology-lec. & lab PHY 130/131 Astronomy lec. & lab PHY 150/153 General Physics-lec. & lab PHY 151/154 General Physics II-lec. & lab PHY 225/227 Historical Geology lec & lab PHY 240/243 College Physics I Biological Sciences: BIO 100 Introductory Biology I BIO 105/106 Essentls of Biology BIO 110/113 Human Biology BIO 120 Intro. to Ecology BIO 122 Environmental Science BIO 150 Gen Biology I BIO 160 General Botany Social Sciences: ECO 100 Survey of Econ ECO 110 Principles of Macroeconomics ECO 120 Principles of Microeconomics GEO 100 Princ of Geography GEO 101 Geography: The Eastern World GEO 102 Geography: Western World GEO 115 Geography of North America HIS 101US Hist to 1877 HIS 102 US Hist since 1877 His 115 US Hist since 1945 HIS 145 West Civ: Anct & Medieval MU Sciences (3 credit hours other than Chemistry) Physical Sciences: Geol 1200A Environmental Geology - 4 hrs Misc PSC Physical Science Credit - 4 hrs Geol 1100 A/B Prin. of Geology-w/lab-4 hrs Astron 1010A/B Intro. to Astronomy w/ lab-4 hrs Physcs 1210A/B College Physics w/lab-4 hrs Physcs 1220A/B College Physics 2 w/lab-4 hrs Geol 2350/2360 Historical Geology w/lab-4 hrs Physcs 2750A University Physics - 5 hrs Biological Sciences: Bio Sc 1010 Gen. Principals & Concepts Bio-3 hrs Bio Sc 1010 Gen Principals & Concepts Bio - 4 hrs Bio Sc BIO Biological Science Credit - 4 hrs Bio Sc 1060 Basic Environ. Studies-3 hrs Bio Sc 1060 Basic Environ. Studies-3 hrs Bio Sc 1030 Gen Principals & Concepts Bio - 4 hrs Bio Sc 1200 General Botany w/lab-4 hrs Social Sciences: Econom SSC Social Science Credit Econom 1015 Principals Macroeconomics-3 hrs Econom 1014 Principals Microeconomics-3 hrs Geog SSC Social Science Credit - 3 hrs Geog 1200 Regions & Nations Wrld 1-3 hrs Geog 1100 Regions & Nations Wrld-3 hrs Geog 2120 United States & Canada-3 hrs Hist 1100 Surv Am History to 1865-3 hrs Hist 1200 Surv Am History since 1865-3 hrs Hist SSC Social Science Credit- 3 hrs Hist 1500 Foundtns of Western Civ- 3 hrs 6
HIS 146 West Civ: Mod Europe HIS 160 Native American Hist HIS 201 Intro Non-West Civ HIS 240 Europe since 1914 HIS 270 Hist of Missouri HIS 280 Mod British Hist HIS 299 Topics in History POL 101 Am Government POL 102 State & Local Government POL 201 International Relations POL 210 Comparative Politics POL 220 Middle Eastern Polotics POL 255 Euro Politics & Cultures POL 280 Modern Britain POL 299 Topics in Pol Sci Behavioral Sciences: ANT 101 Phys Anthro & Arch ANT 102 Intro. to Cultural Anthropology ANT 103 Intro. Archaeology ANT 105 Intro. Biol. Anthropology ANT 151 World Archaeology PSY 201 Child Psychology PSY 216 Abnormal Psychology PSY 220 Personality Theories PSY 225 Psychology of Aging PSY 230 Social Psychology SOC 102 Intro Soc Theory SOC 201 Contemporary Social Issues SOC 215 Marriage and the Family SOC 251 Aspects of Aging St. Charles CC English Comp. II (3 credit hours) ENG 102 English Composition II-3 cr/hrs St. Charles CC Math (6 credit hours) MAT 160 College Algebra 3 cr/hrs MAT 175 Introductory Statistics 3 cr/hrs St. Charles CC Humanities/Fine Arts (6 credit hours if taken a Literature class) LIT 200 World Mythology LIT 210 Amer. Lit.: 1620-1865 LIT 215 Intro. Poetry LIT 216 Dramatic Literature LIT 220 American Literature from 1865-Present LIT 230 Contemporary Fiction LIT 235 Literature of Popular Interest LIT 236 Science Fiction LIT 237 Detective Fiction LIT 238 Horror Fiction LIT 240 Contemporary Literature 7 Hist 1510 History of Modern Europe- 3 hrs Hist SSC Social Science Elective- 3 hrs Hist SSC Social Science Elective- 3 hrs Hist SSC Social Science Elective- 3 hrs Hist 2440 History of Missouri- 3 hrs Hist 1550 Britain 1688 to Present - 3 hrs Hist SSC Social Science Elective- 3 hrs Pol Sc 1100 American Government- 3 hrs Pol Sc State Government- 3 hrs Pol Sc International Relations- 3 hrs Pol Sc Comparative Political Systems- 3 hrs Pol Sc SSC Social Science Elective- 3 hrs Pol Sc SSC Social Science Elective- 3 hrs Pol Sc SSC Social Science Elective- 3 hrs Pol Sc SSC Social Science Elective- 3 hrs Behavioral Sciences: Anthro 1001 Topics in Antropology-3 hrs Anthro 2030 Cultural Anthropology-3 hrs Anthro 2021 Fundamental of Archaeology-3 hrs Anthro 2051 Intro. to Biol. Anthropology-3 hrs Anthro 2200 World Archaeology- 3 hrs Psych 2410 Developmental Psychology-3 hrs Psych 2510 Abnormal Psychology- 3 hrs Psych 4310 Theories in Personality-3 hrs Psych 4410 Psychology of Aging-3 hrs Psych 2310 Social Psychology-3 hrs Sociol BEH Behavioral Science Elective- 3 hrs Sociol 3010 Social Problems- 3 hrs Sociol 3420 The Family-3 hrs Sociol 2230 Soc. Perspectives Aging-3 hrs MU English Comp. II (3 credit hours) English 1000 Exposition & Argument- 3 hrs MU Math (6 credit hours) Math 1120 College Algebra- 3 hrs Stat 1300 Elementary Statistics- 3 hrs MU Humanities/Fine Arts (6 credit hours if taken a Literature class) MISC HUM Miscellaneous Humanity- 3 hrs English 2300 Studies in American Lit.-3 hrs English 2000 Studies in English-3 hrs English 2000 Studies in English-3 hrs English 2300 Studies in American Lit.-3 hrs English 2140 20 th Century Literature- 3 hrs English 2150 Popular Literature-3 hrs Englsh 2150 Popular Literature- 3 hrs Englsh 2150 Popular Literature- 3 hrs Englsh 2150 Popular Literature- 3 hrs English 2140 20 th Century Literature-3 hrs
LIT 241 Soc through Lit LIT 242 Post Colonial Lit Lit 250 English Lit. Before 1800 LIT 252 Intro to Shakespeare LIT 260 English Lit. After 1800 LIT 265 Fiction to Film LIT 271 Contemp Voices Global Lit LIT 272 World Lit:Anc-Renaiss LIT 273 World Lit-Enlight-20 th Century LIT 274 Evol of Tragedy LIT 275 Holocaust Literature LIT 299 Topics in Lit ANT 171 Intro Egyptology ART 101 Art Appreciation ART 110 Drawing I ART 130 Painting I ART 135 Ceramics I ART 150 Survey of Western Art History I ART 151 Survey of Western Art History II ART 160 Modern & Contemporary Art History BUS 105 Business Ethics CPT 105 Computer Ethics MUS 109 American Popular Music MUS 110 American Music Appreciation MUS 111 Music Appreciation MUS 112 Jazz Appreciation MUS 231 Music Hist I MUS 232 Music Hist II MUS 234 Jazz History PHL 101 Introduction to Philosophy PHL 102 Introduction to Logic PHL 160 Ethics PHL 201 World Religion SPE 101 Oral Communication SPE 102 Public Speaking THE 122 Introduction to the Theatre THE 123 Intro to Cinema THE 124 History of Film THE 230 Hist Amer Mus Theatr Englsh 2155 Intro to World Lit- 3 hrs English 2200 Studies in British Lit.-3 hrs English 2200 Studies in British Lit.-3 hrs English 2155 Intro. to World Lit. - 3 hrs English 2155 Intro. to World Lit.-3 hrs English 1160 Themes in Literature-3 hrs Misc Hum Humanities Credit- 3 hrs Art Gnrl 1020 Appreciation of Art-3 hrs Art Draw 1050 Drawing I-3 hrs Art Pnt 2500 Beg. Painting-3 hrs Art Cerm 2100 Beg. Ceramics-3 hrs Art History 1110 Ancient & Med. Art-3 hrs Art History 1120 History of Western Art 2-3 hrs Art History 1120 History of Western Art 2-3 hrs Phil 2420 Ethical Issues in Business- 3 hrs Phil 2400 Ethics and the Professions- 3 hrs Music NM HUM Humanities Credit- 3 hrs Music NM HUM Humanities Credit- 3 hrs Music NM 1310 Masterpiece Western Mus- 3 hrs Music NM 1312 History of Jazz-3 hrs Music NM Humanities Credit- 3 hrs Music NM Humanities Credit- 3 hrs Music NM 1312 History of Jazz-3 hrs Phil 1000 Gen. Intro. to Philosophy-3 hrs Phil 1200 Logic & Reasoning-3 hrs Phil 1100 Intro. to Ethics-3 hrs Rel St 2110 Major World Religions-3 hrs Commun 1200 Public Speaking- 3hrs Commun 1200 Public Speaking- 3hrs Theatr 1100 The Theatre in Society- 3 hrs Film S HUM Humanities Credit- 3 hrs Film S HUM Humanities Credit- 3 hrs THEATR 4720B American Musicals- 3 hrs 8
TERMS OF AGREEMENT: This agreement is made and entered into in the academic year 2011-2012 and remains in force unless changed in writing by mutual agreement of both parties. The agreement may be amended at any time with the approval of both parties and is subject to annual review to assure currency with the respective degree requirements. Should either party desire to discontinue this agreement, advance notification of two years will be required. SIGNATURES: The St. Charles Community College, Cottleville, Missouri (SCC) and the University of Missouri enter into this program articulation agreement leading from the Associate Degree in Nursing (ADN) to the Bachelor of Science in Nursing at MU by the affixing of signatures of the chief executive officers of both institutions. Judith Fitzgerald Miller, Ph.D. Dean and Professor Sinclair School of Nursing University of Missouri DATE Brady J. Deaton, Ph.D. Chancellor University of Missouri DATE Chris Breitmeyer Interim Vice President of Academic and Student Affairs St. Charles Community College Ronald Chesbrough, Ph.D. President St. Charles Community College DATE 9