Transfer pathway guide - Northern Kentucky University



transfer pathway guide2019-2020Associate of Applied Science in Respiratory Care Technology ToBachelor of Science in Respiratory Care Completion ProgramOverviewCompletion of the following curriculum will satisfy the requirements for the Associate of Applied Science in Respiratory Care Technology degree at Cincinnati State and leads to the Bachelor of Science in Respiratory Care Completion Program degree at Northern Kentucky University.Applying to the CState2NKU ProgramStudents can apply to participate in the pathway program by completing the online application on the NKU transfer webpage. Students must be enrolled in at least six credit hours at Cincinnati State, enrolled in an associate degree program, plan to transfer to NKU, and maintain a minimum 2.0 cumulative GPA at Cincinnati State. Degree Requirements for Cincinnati State1) Completion of minimum 62 credit hours, 36 of which from approved Transfer Module courses, 2) Minimum cumulative GPA 2.0,3) completion of an FYE course as part of the first 12 credit hours taken at Cincinnati State, and 4) completion of Cooperative EducationAdmission Requirements for NKUStudents completing an associate degree with a cumulative GPA of 2.0 or higher will be accepted into NKU. In addition, students must meet the admissions requirements for the Respiratory Care Completion Program listed below.Students must be a graduate of a CoARC accredited program.Have a GPA of 2.5 on a 4.0 scale for all transferable college work.Have a current Registered Respiratory Therapist (RRT) credential from the National Board for Respiratory Care (NBRC). Credits can be earned for specific NKU courses for students with credentials such as ACCS, NPS, RPFT, and SDS. Additional information is given at the end of this document.Meet all eligibility requirements for admission into NKU.Students have not completed the Ohio Transfer Module will be required to take additional general education courses at NKU.All academic work must be evaluated by NKU Admissions Office and the Respiratory Care Program Director.Degree Requirements for NKUTo earn a bachelor’s degree at NKU, students must complete a minimum of 120 credit hours with at least 45 credit hours numbered 300 and above. In addition, at least 25% of the credit hours required for the degree and the last 30 credit hours must be completed at NKU. Students must have an overall GPA of 2.0 and meet all requirements for the major. In some cases, students must complete a focus or minor as indicated on the pathway. Advising NoteStudents in the CState2NKU program should work closely with their advisors when choosing courses.? This document serves as a guide, but does not replace academic advising.? When choosing Cincinnati State courses, student may also consult the Associate of Arts advising brochure or the catalog for A and B list courses in Arts and Humanities or Social and Behavioral Sciences.?CINCINNATI STATE AAS IN RESPIRATORY CARE TECHNOLOGY TONKU BS IN RESPIRATORY CARE COMPLETION PROGRAM CHECKLISTCincinnati StateCategory 1: Ohio Transfer Module RequirementsCState CourseCourse or CategoryCreditsNKU CourseCompletedENG 101English Composition 13ENG 101ENG 102English Composition 2: Contemporary Issues3ENG 102MAT 131Statistics I3STA 113PSY 110Introduction to Psychology3PSY 100BIO 151Anatomy and Physiology 14BIO 208/208LSubtotal General Education Courses16Category 2: Degree Requirements for the AAS in Respiratory CareCState CourseCourse or CategoryCreditsNKU CourseCompletedFYE 1XXFirst Year Experience Elective1UNV 100TBIO 152Anatomy and Physiology 24BIO 209/209LBIO 220Microbiology3BIO 202/202LBIO 240Pathophysiology3HSC 300TRT 100Introduction to Respiratory Care1HSC 101RT 101Respiratory Care Science4RSP 201/201LRT 102Respiratory Care Science 24RSP 220RT 103Mechanical Ventilation4RSP 310RT 111Respiratory Care Clinical Practice 12RSP 286RT 112Respiratory Care Clinical Practice 22RSP 296RT 172Cardiopulmonary Anatomy and Physiology4RSP 235RT 173Cardiopulmonary Disease4RSP 350RT 201Advance Respiratory Critical Care3RSP 331RT 202Specialties in Respiratory Care2RSP 300TRT 203Respiratory Care Seminar2RSP 480RT 204Respiratory Care Capstone1RSP 300TRT 211Respiratory Clinical Practice 32RSP 386RT 212Respiratory Clinical Practice 42 RSP 486 Total Associate Degree Credit Hours64Northern Kentucky UniversityCategory 3: Additional General Education Requirements NKU CourseCourseCreditsCState CourseTaken at CStateCMST 101Public Speaking3COMM 110TBS XXXNatural Science Course3TBS XXXSelf & Society6TBS XXXCulture & Creativity6TBS XXXGlobal Viewpoints3Subtotal General Education Courses21TBS XXX means to be selected.Category 4: Major Requirements for the BS in Respiratory Care Completion ProgramNKU CourseCourseCreditsCState CourseTaken at CStateSTA 205Statistical Methods3MAT 131 + MAT 132RSP 400Advanced Respiratory Care3RSP 441Case Studies in Evidence Based Practice3RSP 445Health Assessment and Promotion3RSP 494Respiratory Care Capstone3HIN 355Foundations of Health Informatics3HSC 410Healthcare Management3HSC 421Healthcare Research3HSC 430Health Professional as Educator3CHP 500Teaching & Learning in Healthcare Education3Choose 1: HSC 413 HSC 415 HSC 460 HSC 510Choose one course: Aging in Today’s Society Ethical and Legal Issues in Healthcare Concepts of Quality Patient Care Trends and Cultural Issues in Healthcare3Elective Credit2Subtotal NKU Courses Credit Hours56Total Baccalaureate Degree Credit Hours120Updated May 2019 for Fall 2019 startNational Board for Respiratory Care (NBRC)?Students who have taken and received a passing score on a certification examination from the National Board for Respiratory Care (NBRC), as determined by the Department of Allied Health, will receive credit for equivalent NKU courses.Examinations may be primary or post-primary examinations. An example of a primary examination is the ARRT exam for radiography. Students who have graduated from a program that is/was accredited by the Joint Review Committee on Education in Radiologic Technology but is not housed in a college that is/was regionally accredited would receive credit for radiography courses comparable to what would have been completed in an associate degree program at NKU. Post-primary exams are administered to those who have already completed an associate degree at a regionally accredited institution, passed the primary examination in their discipline, transferred credit for professional coursework to NKU and subsequently studied didactic content, demonstrated clinical competence and passed a post-primary exam in radiography, nuclear medicine, sonography, respiratory care or other health care discipline.The chart below lists the examinations, prerequisites, minimum score, the equivalent NKU courses and the maximum number of hours.EXAMINATIONPREREQUISITEEQUIVALENT NKU COURSESTOTAL SEMESTER CREDITSNBRC - Adult Critical Care Specialty (RRT-ACCS)NBRC - Registered Respiratory Care (RRT)RSP 430 Advanced Pathophysiology3NBRC - Neonatal/Pediatric Respiratory Care Specialist (RRT-NPS), or Registered Pulmonary Function (RPFT)NBRC - Registered Respiratory Care (RRT)RSP 496 Clinical Practicum VI3NBRC - Sleep Disorders Testing and Therapeutic Intervention Specialist (RRT-SDS)NBRC - Registered Respiratory Care (RRT)RSP 451 Polysomnography IRSP 452 Polysomnography II6 ................
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