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             <li style="margin-bottom:15px;">Complete the following prerequisite college courses at any time prior to beginning Semester 1 nursing courses:
             <li style="margin-bottom:15px;">Complete the following prerequisite college courses at any time prior to beginning Semester 1 nursing courses:
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                     <li>English Composition I</li>
                     <li>'''English Composition I'''</li>
                     <li>English Composition II</li>
                     <li>English Composition II</li>
                     <li>Introduction to Psychology</li>
                     <li>Introduction to Psychology</li>
                     <li>Introduction to Sociology</li>
                     <li>Introduction to Sociology</li>
                     <li>Ethics</li>
                     <li>'''Ethics'''</li>
                     <li>Culture, Race, Ethnicity, Gender</li>
                     <li>'''Culture, Race, Ethnicity, Gender'''</li>
                     <li>Humanities</li>
                     <li>Humanities</li>
                     <li>Political Science/Social Organization</li>
                     <li>Political Science/Social Organization</li>
                     <li>Family &amp; Human Behavior</li>
                     <li>'''Family &amp; Human Behavior'''</li>
                     <li>NOTE: Free electives must be completed prior to graduation to total 120 credit hours necessary for completion of the nursing program prior to graduation (See [[CON Requirements for Undergraduate Graduation|Policy 5.2.31]]).</li>
                     <li>NOTE: Free electives must be completed prior to graduation to total 120 credit hours necessary for completion of the nursing program prior to graduation (See [[CON Requirements for Undergraduate Graduation|Policy 5.2.31]]).<br /><br />* An exception is made for applicants seeking admission to the RN-BSN program. Students must have completed those courses in italics and bold prior to taking nursing courses.</li>
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