Degrees
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Students participating in the collaborative program will graduate with both a
Bachelor of Arts or Science in Health Sciences (HSBA or HSBS) from LeTourneau and a
Bachelor of Science Nursing (BSN) from UT Tyler. |
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| Fall 2012 Health Sciences-Nursing Students |
Students will work toward one of two health sciences degrees:
- Bachelor of Arts in Health Sciences (HSBA), consisting of 124 credit hours. The HSBA degree plan offers a focus on foreign language and a minor in biology.
- Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences (HSBS), consisting of 126 credit hours. The HSBS degree plan allows students to incorporate additional interests into their health sciences degree by choosing a variety of concentrations, including Christian ministries, psychology and business administration.
Over 75 percent of these courses will be taught solely by LETU. Our curriculum, infused with our Christ-centered vision and principles, includes solid Biblical studies, natural sciences, social sciences and humanities, with the option to obtain a minor. Not to mention, LETU has a proven tradition of academic quality when it comes to preparing students for careers in the science and health industries.
Students who meet the application standards and progression expectations of LETU and the admission requirements for the accelerated nursing program at UT Tyler will then secure a place in UT Tyler’s prestigious nursing school. Refer to UT-Tyler College of Nursing for a complete list of required admission standards.
Students will complete course requirements and receive clinical instruction through UT Tyler’s renowned College of Nursing and Health Sciences to earn a BSN and graduate prepared to take the RN Licensure examination.
- LETU and UT Tyler team up with local, award-winning hospitals so our students complete required clinical hospital rotations in real-life medical environments, where learning opportunities are abundant and quality care counts. At the same time, they learn from the experienced nurses they’ll work alongside. Students will have the opportunity to participate in global medical mission trips and service projects that impact the world.
