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UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS

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but shall require adding to the candidate's program appropriate courses in the subjects indicated. Courses taken for making up such deficiencies shall not in any case count as electives within the sixty semester hours of the Continuation Program. Requirements for Graduation Each candidate for the degree must earn 120 semester hours, including thirty hours of advanced work done in residence. Sixty of these hours shall be those specified in paragraphs ( c ) , ( d ) , and ( e ) under Admission, above. T h e remaining sixty hours, constituting the Continuation Program proper, must be passed with an over-all average of 3.0 and shall be made up as follows, subject to such r e arrangement of courses or lengthening of the period of study as may be required because of entrance deficiencies, which should be removed within the first year. First Year (Navy Pier or Urbana)

FIRST SEMESTER . HOURS SECOND SEMESTER HOURS

Chem. 105—Inorganic Chemistry and Qualitative Analysis 1 5 D.G.S. 141—Physical Science (or Physics 105 at Chicago) 4 Humanities 5 4 3 Electives 2 to 4 Total 15 to 17

FIRST SEMESTER (Urbana)

Chem. 133—Elementary Organic Chemistry 1 5 Humanities 2 4 Psych. 150—Personality and Social Behavior 3 Electives 3 .3 t o 4 Total 15 or 16

HOURS

Second Year Social Sciences 6 or 9 For students electing Community Nursing: Psych. 216—Child Psychology 3 Sociol. 220—Marriage and t h e Family 3 Sociol. 276—Sociology of the City, or Sociol. 277— Rural Sociology 3 For students electing Institutional Nursing: Psych. 250—Psychology of Personality 3 Psych. 255—Social Psychology, or Psych. 338—Abnormal Psychology, or Sociology 212—Culture Patterns and t h e Individual 3 Phil. 105—Moral Ideas and Practice 2 Ed. 211—Educational Psychology 3 Electives (other courses in social sciences, or courses in t h e biological sciences, or other courses with permission of t h e Director of the School of Nursing, to total a t least 14 hours) 15

SECOND SEMESTER (Urbana or Chicago)

Students transfer t o t h e University of Illinois School of Nursing as candidates for the degree of Bachelor of Science in Nursing. Courses in this group will be offered alternately a t t h e Chicago Professional Colleges and on t h e Urbana campus, if registration warrants. Nursing 301—Introduction t o Community Nursing (for students electing Community Nursing), or Nursing 300—Introduction to Management in Nursing (for students electing Institutional Nursing) Nursing 200—Principles of Health Teaching Nursing 302—Seminar in Trends and Problems in Nursing Services Electives (as required t o bring total credit hours to 116 in this semester; minimum 3 hours)

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Until revised sequence in chemistry is prepared and approved. A humanities general education sequence or courses in literature. May be deferred to senior year if student needs to remove deficiencies during the first year. * Suggested electives are mathematics, foreign language, history, literature, or music appreciation. Electives may be deferred until senior year if student needs to remove deficiencies during the first year.