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Welcome to The College of Nursing. Emmanuel J. Rivera, MHRM Manny Admitted Nursing Student Advisor. Welcome & Congratulations. Currently our graduates hold over a 90+ percent pass rate on the NCLEX Exam. College of Nursing Administration. Diane Morrison-Beedy, PhD, RN, FNAP, FAANP, FAAN - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Welcome to The College of Nursing
Emmanuel J. Rivera, MHRM MannyAdmitted Nursing Student Advisor
Welcome & Congratulations
Currently our graduates hold over a 90+ percent pass rate on the NCLEX Exam
College of Nursing Administration
Diane Morrison-Beedy, PhD, RN, FNAP, FAANP, FAANDean, The College of Nursing
Rita D’Aoust, PhD, ANP-BC, CNEAssociate Dean for Academic Affairs andDirector for Inter-Professional Initiatives
Constance Visovsky, PhD, RN, ACNP-BCAssociate Dean Student Affairs and Community Engagement
Cheryl Zambroski, PhD, RNAssociate ProfessorAssistant Dean for Academic Undergraduate Program
Brittny Chabalowski, RN, MSN Director Upper Division & Second Degree Nursing ProgramCoordinator Undergraduate Nursing Simulation
Student Affairs Academic Advisor
Emmanuel J. Rivera, MHRM – Manny813-974-6706
Advising by Appointment – online e-scheduler Progression of Plan Policies and Procedures Probation & Dismissal Advising Degree Certifier NCLEX Florida Board List ARC Representative Degree Audit
USF Health Email
Use it & Check Often!! Update Automatic Signature
<<<<Example Below>>>>
<Student Name>
<Hospital/Summer 2014/Program UD or SBN>
Degree Programs
Upper-Division - Bachelor of Science in Nursing– 6 Semesters – Anticipated Graduation Spring 2016
Second Degree – Bachelor of Science in Nursing– 4 Semesters – Anticipated Graduation Summer 2015
First Semester at The College of Nursing
Schedule of Classes
NUR 3125 Pathophysiology for Nursing Practice 4
NUR 3145 Pharmacology in Nurse Practice (Live Only) 3
NUR 3026 Fundamentals of Nursing Practice 4
NUR 3026L Fundamentals Clinical 4
NUR 3066 Physical Exam & Assessment 2
1 Clinical Day: Wednesday or Friday 1 Lab Day: Tuesday
2 Days of Didactic: Monday and Thursday
First Week College of Nursing
May 12, 2014 (Monday) Familiar with Student Handbook USF Health Email CPR Card Uniform order completed Certified Profile Updated More information at PIP
Materials for The College of NursingImmunizations & CPR CertificationCPR Certification: Est. $66.00 (Includes Materials) Certified Background (Required by the college):
o $147.50 (includes background check, drug screen, and document tracker)Immunizations:
o Varicella (Chickenpox): Est. $25.00o Hepatitis B: Est. $50.00o MMR: Est. $59.00o TDAP: Est. $45.00o TB Skin Test: Est. $12.00o Influenza: Est: $25.00
Titers:o Varicella: Est $39.00o MMR: Est $128.00o Hepatitis B: Est. $16.00
Clinical Uniforms/EquipmentSmart Phone/PDA: Est. $150.00 - $250.00USF Nursing Scrubs: Clinical Starter Pack
o Top: $49.95o Pants: $49.95o Labcoat: $79.95o Stethoscope: $70.00
Textbooks & Course SoftwareUCentral (Nursing Central Software License/Unbound Medicine): $139.00iClicker: Est. $37.00 - $50.00Kaplan Integrated: Est. $601.00
o Divided into semester payments (6 Semester Upper-Division) (4 Second Degree)Textbooks/Skills Videos: Est. $500 initial cost first semester (most materials will be used for 3 semesters)Shadow Health Virtual Clinical Experience: Est. $200 (one-time fee for use throughout program) GraduationNCLEX (Florida Board of Nursing):
o Est. $250.00 (Cost after graduation)Pearson Vue (Test Administrator):
o Est. $200.00 (Cost after graduation)The lists of items above are for information purposes only. You should consult with providers directly regarding cost at any particular time upon admissions.
USF MD ONE Stethoscope$64.59
Bachelor's Lab Coat$79.95
Men’s Tradition V-Neck Top$49.95
Women’s Tradition V-Neck Top$49.95
Classic Cargo pant$49.95
Clinical Starter Pack
Nursing Central Software License
USF Computer Store – Marshall Student CenterAvailable titles include: •5-Minute Clinical Consult •Davis’s Drug Guide •Davis’s Lab and Diagnostic Tests •Diseases and Disorders •Field Operations Guide•Harrison’s Manual of Medicine •Taber’s Medical Dictionary •MEDLINE Journals, Auto-alerts
College of Nursing Progression Policy
Any Student earning a grade below a “C” or “S”, in any required nursing course will be notified of their potential dismissal from the College of Nursing. The student must petition the Student Affairs Committee for approval to continue progression in the program. Upon approval from The Student Affairs Committee the student will be provided with a revised program plan for progression and any other conditions stipulated for progression. Student’s progression, regardless of the revised program plan will depend on class availability and or appropriate clinical placement availability. The Dean of the College of Nursing or the Dean's designee will notify, in writing, the students who are dismissed. If denied, the student can submit a second petition providing they have additional substantive information or documentation.
College of Nursing Progression Policy
Undergraduate second degree pre-licensure students who receive a grade below a "C" or "S ", in any required nursing course will not be permitted to continue on the Second Degree Sequence. The student will be notified of their potential dismissal from the College of Nursing. The student must petition the Student Affairs Committee for approval to continue progression in the program. Upon approval from The Student Affairs Committee the student will be provided with a revised program plan for progression and any other conditions stipulated for progression. Student’s progression, regardless of the revised program plan will depend on class availability and or appropriate clinical placement availability. The Dean of the College of Nursing or the Dean's designee will notify, in writing, the students who are dismissed. If denied, the student can submit a second petition providing they have additional substantive information or documentation.
College of Nursing Progression Policy Any student earning a grade below a " C " or " S ", in more than
one required nursing course, will be dismissed from the College of Nursing. The Dean of the College of Nursing or the Dean's designee will notify students in writing. Students have the opportunity to petition the dismissal with The College of Nursing Student Affairs Committee. Students must remain out of the nursing program for one full semester prior to petitioning the committee. Upon approval from The Student Affairs Committee the student will be provided with a revised program plan for readmissions and any other conditions stipulated. Student’s readmission regardless of the revised program plan will depend on class availability and or appropriate clinical placement availability. If denied, the student can submit a second petition providing they have additional substantive documentation.
Withdrawal Policy:
Course withdrawal is limited to 1 per course, with a limit of 2 withdrawals per undergraduate or graduate program. A withdrawal is defined as officially withdrawing from any class after the Drop/Add period, and before the final Withdrawal date as outlined in the Academic Calendar. Any student withdrawing in excess of the stated policy will be dismissed from The College of Nursing. Exception to this policy would be a withdrawal for Medical and or extreme situations. Documentation must be provided to support the withdrawal. Student must submit all documentation required to support the withdrawal through the Academic Regulations Committee (ARC) and The Student Affairs Committee for approval.
Pre-Immersion Program (PIP)
Pre-Entry Immersion Program - RequiredMay 9, 20148am – 5pm
USF College of Nursing
Important Dates
May 12, 2014: Summer C starts
May 26, 2014: Memorial Day – USF Closed
July 4, 2014: Independence Day – USF Closed
July 18, 2014: Summer C Classes End
August 25, 2014: Fall Semester starts
Most updated calendar: USF Registrar:
http://www.registrar.usf.edu/enroll/regist/calendt.php
First Semester at USF?
University/ Transfer Orientation – Required Register Online $50 Registration Fee May 8, 2014 USF.EDU Search Orientation MyOrientation
Licensure
Pick a state any state.
USF – College of Nursing to Florida.
NCLEX sit pass.
OASIS
Registration Self-Service Add/Drop Courses Email Update personal information View financial aid account Degree Works Audit System Emergency Contact Immunization Record Student Records/Holds/Grades/Transcript Parking Services Student Organizations
Degree Works
Degree Auditing System– View Course Requirements– Progression towards completion– Outstanding Requirements – Notes from Advisor– View class schedule– Courses registered – GPA Calculation tool
A few more items
Questions about USF Health email account, email server or email password contact: USF Health Information Services Phone: 974-6288 Email: [email protected] Website: health.usf.edu/is/support/index.htm
Questions about NetID (Canvas account) contact: USF Information Technology Phone: 813-974-1222 Email: [email protected] Website: it.usf.edu/help
AA Degree
Foreign Language Requirement– UD Students need to provide high school
transcript. – Send to USF Undergraduate Admissions.
USF Office of Undergraduate Admissions
4202 E. Fowler Avenue, SVC 1036Tampa, FL 33620-6900
DegreeWorks – Physical Science Req
CHM2032: Intro to Gen/Org/Biochem ICHM2045: General Chemistry I
Maximum Time Requirements
Effective July 1, 2011, federal regulations require significant changes to the Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) policy for Financial Aid Recipients.
The new policy requirements apply to all students as one determinant of eligibility for financial aid. The new requirement categories are GPA, Pace, and Maximum Time.
Those pursing a Second Bachelor’s in Nursing should pay particular attention to the Maximum Time Requirement.
Maximum Time Requirements
Maximum Time Requirement – The maximum time requirement limits the number of credit hours you may attempted before earning your degree. – As an Undergraduate, your eligibility ends when you have
attempted 180 credit hours, which includes credits attempted at any school prior to and while enrolled at USF regardless of whether you received financial aid at the time you attempted them.
– There is no extended eligibility for changes in major or for a 2nd bachelor’s degree
– Exceptions to this regulation are not typically considered For more information please contact The Financial Aid Office at
813-974-4700
Financial Aid
Financial Aid Office – Specific Account Questions– 813-974-4700– SVC 1102.
College of Nursing Scholarships– Grants & Endowed Funds– College of Nursing Business Office will email you
directly when funds are available (Typically Fall for all new admits.)
Tutoring and Assistance Exam Review Sessions
– College of Nursing Course Specific– Fundamentals– Med Surg. I & Med Surg. II– Pharmacology – Patho
Tutoring and Learning Services– Test Taking– Study Skills– Test Anxiety– Writing Center
The Counseling Center Stressed Out Family Problems Relationship Problems Academic and Study Issues Sad or Blue Feeling Mad Substance Abuse Problems Legal Problems Career Concerns Money Problems
Psychological Services – Counseling – Workshops – Center for Addiction & Substance Abuse – Diversity Services
Social Media
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Congratulations and Welcome
How to Register
Clinical Site: TGH/FHT/SJB/SFB/MPM and so on…
Program: NUR OR SBN – UD or SBN – Second Degree & Upper-Division
Online Classes: Can be limited – Register EARLY!
Video: http://usfweb2.usf.edu/orientation/static/oasis.asp