ARTICULATION AGREEMENT BETWEEN ASHLAND UNIVERSITY AND OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY MANSFIELD CAMPUS

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1 ARTICULATION AGREEMENT BETWEEN ASHLAND UNIVERSITY AND OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY MANSFIELD CAMPUS It is agreed that Ashland University and Ohio State University Mansfield Campus desire to have a strong academic articulation agreement to enhance the transfer opportunities for students from Ohio State University Mansfield Campus to Ashland University s Dwight Schar College of Nursing and Sciences for the completion of a Bachelor s degree in nursing. Moreover, it is agreed that a specific academic program articulation agreement is to be followed by the development of a specific nursing program advising sheet as appropriate. ACADEMIC ARTICULATION AGREEMENT: 1. A student who completes designated core coursework with a minimum of a 3.0/4.0 GPA will be accepted at Ashland University Dwight Schar College of Nursing and Sciences nursing program with junior status, provided he/she has successfully completed a minimum of fifty (50) semester hours of coursework. Ashland University will guarantee 12 seats in the Traditional Transfer program and 8 seats in the Advanced Entry program per summer term. 2. Students have the option of choosing between two programs of nursing: The Traditional Transfer program or the Advanced Entry program. Admission Requirements for these two programs can be found in Ashland University s catalog. 3. Only earned credits are transferable and recorded on an Ashland University transcript. Letter grades and cumulative grade point average do not transfer. 4. Ohio State University Mansfield Campus students may transfer unlimited hours to Ashland University; however, students must meet the following residency requirements for a Bachelor s degree: a. At least fifty (50) semester hours of credit must be earned at a four-year accredited, degree-granting college or university. b. At least 30 semester hours of credit must be completed through Ashland University. c. The student agrees to complete 63 nursing credits through Ashland University. Non-nursing required coursework may be transferred into Ashland University. d. Students entering with transferrable hours must take at least two Core liberal arts courses (Aesthetics, Humanities, Natural Sciences, Social Sciences, and Historical Reasoning categories) at Ashland and students entering with 60 transferrable hours are required to take at least one Core liberal arts course, even if all Core requirements have been met through courses taken at another institution 5. Admission to Ashland University with junior standing will be able to complete his/her baccalaureate degree with two years of full-time study pending satisfactory academic standing within the nursing program. Some students may be able to graduate in less than

2 two years if they are willing to continue their studies during Ashland University s summer terms. 6. In general, remedial, developmental, and/or orientation courses are not transferable to Ashland University and do not meet graduation requirements. Usually, courses numbered 1000 and above are transferable as either course-specific or general-elective credit. Courses which do not match up with any Ashland University catalog course will transfer as general-elective credit. 7. Students transferring to Ashland University must complete all of Ashland University s Institutional Baccalaureate Degree Requirements through transfer credit and Ashland University credit where applicable. Credit awarded from other institutions must be evaluated by Ashland University. 8. Ohio State University students with credits earned at one or more other institutions may transfer those credits to Ashland University subject to Ashland University s normal transfer policy. 9. Students must earn a grade of C or better in all non-nursing major requirements. Grades of C- or better are accepted for university core course requirements. 10. Ashland University offers pre-transfer academic advising in order to ensure that the Ohio State University Mansfield Campus student is enrolled in the proper coursework for progression in the Ashland University nursing program. The official evaluation of transfer credits takes place during the student s first semester at Ashland University. 11. Students wishing to transfer to Ashland University may be eligible for federal, state, and institutional financial aid. Qualified students with the appropriate grade point average and appropriate semester hours of credit may be eligible to receive the Ashland University Transfer Scholarship. This will be based on all grades earned from all schools attended. The Transfer Scholarship is only available to full-time students attending classes. 12. Ohio State University Mansfield Campus and Ashland University agree to participate in regular review of program requirements and appropriate advising procedures and make adjustments or amendments as deemed appropriate to maintain the integrity of each institution as well as to improve the transfer process. Such changes will not adversely affect students already enrolled and covered under the provisions of the existing agreement.

3 ASHLAND UNIVERSITY EQUIVALENCIES FOR OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY MANSFIELD CAMPUS Bachelor of Science with a major in Nursing Non Nursing Degree Requirements Ohio State University Mansfield Campus Equivalency at Ashland University Course/Title Semester Course/Title Semester ANATOMY BIO Human Anatomy Anatomy & Physiology I EEOB BIO Human Physiology Anatomy & Physiology I MICRBIO BIO Basic & Practical Microbiology Microbiology *Counts as Natural Science CHEM CHEM Chemistry & Society Molecular Architecture *Counts as Natural Science CHEM CHEM Elementary Chemistry Chemical Perspectives on Life STAT MATH Elementary Statistics Elementary Statistics OR STAT 1450 Introduction to Practice of Statistics 3 *Counts as Math/Logic

4 PSYCH PSYC Introduction to Life Span Developmental Psychology Developmental Psychology OR HDFS 2400 Life Span of Human Development 3 HUMNNTR DIET Science of Human Nutrition Human Nutrition PHILOS PHIL Introduction to Ethics Ethics *Counts as Humanities

5 CORE REQUIREMENTS Ashland University Institutional Baccalaureate Degree Requirements Communication 3 Composition I 3 Composition II 3 Lifetime Wellness 2 Math/Logic 3 Religion 3 Aesthetics 6 Humanities 6 Natural Science 6 Social Sciences 6 Historical Reasoning 3 Global Passport Strategies up to 12 Students may select from the Ohio State courses below to satisfy Ashland University Core Requirements: Ohio State University Course Offerings AESTHETICS ART 2100 Visual Studies: Beginning Drawing 3 ART 2300 Visual Studies: Two Dimensional 3 ART 2555 Photography I- Digital Camera 3 ART 2602 Introduction to Ceramics- Low Fire Technique 3 ENGLISH 2263 Introduction to Film 3 *HISTART 2001 Western Art I Ancient & Medieval Worlds 3 *HISTART 2002 Western Art II The Renaissance to the Present 3 *HISTART 2003 Asian Art 3 *MUSIC 2251 The World of Classical Music 3 MUSIC 2252 History of Rock n Roll 3 MUSIC 2288 Bebop to Doowop to Hiphop The Rhythm and Blues Tradition 3 THEATRE 2100 Introduction to Theatre 3 THEATRE 2811 The Craft of Acting 3 WGSST 2230 Gender, Sexulaity, and Race In Popular Culture 3

6 HUMANITIES *AFAMAST 2251 Introduction to African Literature 3 *COMPSTD 2101 Literature & Society 3 *COMPSTD 2103 Literature and the Self 3 EDUTL 2368 Introduction to Children s Literature 3 EDUTL 3356 Literature for Adolescents 3 *ENGLISH 2201 Selected Works of British Literature Origins to *ENGLISH 2202 Selected Works of British Literature 1800 to Present 3 *ENGLISH 2220 Introduction to Shakespeare 3 ENGLISH 2260 Introduction to Poetry 3 ENGLISH 2261 Introduction to Fiction 3 ENGLISH 2275 Thematic Approaches to Literature 3 ENGLIS 2280 The English Bible 3 ENGLISH 2290 Colonial and U.S. Literature to ENGLISH 2291 U.S. Literature 1865 to Present 3 FRENCH 3801 French-American Culture Wars 3 PHILOS 1100 Introduction to Philosophy 3 PHILOS 1850 Philosophy of Religion 3 *SPANISH 2151 Latin American Culture & Literature 3 WGSST 1110 Gender, Sex, and Power 3 WGSST 2215 Reading Women Writers 3 SOCIAL SCIENCES AFAMAST 1101 Introduction to African American Studies 3 *ANTHROP 2202 An Introduction to Cultural Anthropology 3 COMM 1100 Communication in Society 3 COMM 1101 History of Communication 3 ECON Principals of Macroeconomics 3 ECON Principals of Microeconomics 3 ECON Freakonomics 3 ECON Economics of the Internet 3 GEOG 2100 Human Geography 3 *GEOG 2750 World Regional Geography 3 POLITSC 1100 Introduction to American Politics 3 *POLITSC 1200 Introduction to Comparitive Politics 3 *POLITSC 1300 Global Politics 3

7 SOCIAL SCIENCES (cont.) PSYCH 1100 Introduction to Psychology 3 SOCIOL 1101 Introduction to Sociology 3 SOCIOL 2320 Sociology of Education 3 SOCWORK 1120 Introduction to Social Welfare 3 SOCWORK 1130 Introduction to Social Work in a Contemporary Society 3 WGSST 1110 Gender, Sex, and Power 3 HISTORICAL REASONING *AFAMAST 1121 African Civilations to *AFAMAST 1122 African Civilizations, 1870 to Present 3 AFAMAST 2080 African American History to AFAMAST 2081 African American History from HISTORY 2001 Launching America 3 HISTORY 2002 Making America Modern 3 *HISTORY 2231 The Crusades 3 *HISTORY 2250 Empires and Nations in Western Europe 1500-Present 3 HISTORY 2280 Introduction to Russian History 3 HISTORY 2303 History of Contemporary Africa, 1960-Present 3 HISTORY 2353 The Middle East in the 20 th Century 3 *HISTORY 2700 Global Environmental History 3 *HISTORY 2702 Food in World History 3 COMMUNICATIONS COMM 2110 Principles of Effective Public Speaking 3 LIFETIME WELLNESS KNSFHP 1103 Introduction to and Wellness in American Society 2

8 COMPOSITION I ENGLISH First-Year Composition 3 COMPOSITION II COMM 2367 Persuasive Communication 3 EDUTL 2367 Education, Society, and Writing 3 ENGLISH Language, Identity, and Culture in the U.S. Experience 3 ENGLISH Literature in the U.S. Experience 3 PSYCH 2367 Social Psychology 3 THEATRE Criticizing Television 3 WGSST U.S. Women Writers: Text and Context 3 GLOBAL PASSPORT STRATEGIES (GPS) *courses above indicate they fulfill GPS hours in addition to the courses below FRENCH French I 4 FRENCH French II 4 FRENCH French III 4 GERMAN German I 4 GERMAN German II 4 GERMAN German III 4 SPANISH Spanish I 4 SPANISH Spanish II 4 SPANISH Spanish III 4 RELIGION Suggested to take at Ashland University. There is currently no OSU Mansfield course that fulfills Ashland University s Religion requirement.

9 Two Year Rotation at Ashland University Bachelor of Science with a Major in Nursing Traditional Transfer program 1 st Year Summer Semester Fall Semester Spring Semester NUR 105 Nursing Concepts & Values NUR 225 Patho/Pharm I REL 107 Exploring World Religions (CORE) 1 NUR 226 Patho/Pharm II 3 NUR 301 Assessment 3 NUR 304 Foundations I 3 NURCH 310 Pyschiatric/Mental 3 NURFH 311 Adult Concepts: Regulation & Transport 3 NURFH 312 Adult Concepts: Protection, Sensation, & Mobility 5 NUR 335 Genetics in Nursing Practice NUR Foundations II Total 7 Total 14 Total nd Year NURFH 410 Complex Alterations NURFH 438 Maternal/Newborn NURFH 440 Pediatric NUR 460 Theoretical Foundations in Research Fall Semester Spring Semester 5 NURCH 420 Community/Global 4 NURCH 425 Trends & Issues in Global 4 NUR 428 Leadership/Mgmt of 3 NURFH 430 Advanced Simulation NURFH 435 Capstone 2 Preceptorship Total 16 Total This rotation presumes that some, but not all, of the courses listed with equivalencies have been taken at Ohio State University Mansfield Campus. For those students who have not followed the recommendations, it may take more than four full-time semesters to complete the program.

10 Two Year Rotation at Ashland University Bachelor of Science with a Major in Nursing Advanced Entry program 1 st Year Summer Semester Fall Semester NUR 105 Nursing 1 NURCH Concepts & Values Pyschiatric/Mental NUR NURFH 311 Adult 5 Patho/Pharm I Concepts: Regulation & Transport NUR NURFH 312 Adult 5 Patho/Pharm II Concepts: Protection, Sensation, & Mobility NUR NUR 335 Genetics in Nursing 2 Assessment Practice NUR Foundations I NUR Foundations II Total 18 Total 16 2 nd Year NURFH 410 Complex Alterations NURFH 438 Maternal/Newborn NURFH 440 Pediatric NUR 460 Theoretical Foundations in Research Spring Semester Fall Semester 5 NURCH 420 Community/Global 4 NURCH 425 Trends & Issues in Global 4 NUR 428 Leadership/Mgmt of 3 NURFH 430 Advanced Simulation NURFH 435 Capstone 2 Preceptorship REL 107 Exploring World 3 Religions (Online CORE) Total 16 Total 16 This rotation presumes that some, but not all, of the courses listed with equivalencies have been taken at Ohio State University Mansfield Campus. For those students who have not followed the recommendations, it may take more than four full-time semesters to complete the program