Nursing (Registered Nurse), Certificate of Achievement
Upon successful completion of the Nursing certificate for Registered Nurse, the student demonstrates the skills, knowledge and training to take the National Council Licensing Examination for Registered Nurses (NCLEXRN) and qualification to provide patient care in a variety of health care settings within the Registered Nurse scope of practice.
Minimum Units Required: 74.5
Recommended Sequence:
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BIOL 031
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Human Anatomy
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4
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BIOL 032
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Human Physiology
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5
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BIOL 022 *
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Introduction to Medical Microbiology
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4
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FCS 006
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Nutrition
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3
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ENG 001A
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Written Communications
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3
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NURS 001
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Fundamentals of Nursing
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4.5
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NURS 002
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Introduction to Medical/Surgical Nursing
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4.5
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NURS 003/
H S 003
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Administration of Medication
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3
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NURS 004
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Beginning Medical/Surgical Nursing
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5.5
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NURS 005
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Mental Health Nursing
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4
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PSYCH 001
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Introduction to Psychology
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3
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SOCIO 001B
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Problems of a Changing Society
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3
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NURS 006
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Nursing The Childrearing Family
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4
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NURS 007
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Intermediate Medical/Surgical Nursing
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5.5
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COM ST 001A
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Fundamentals of Speech
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3
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POLSC 001
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Course from Social Science Group A American Government and Institutions
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3
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HIST
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General Education Requirements (See Group I)
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3
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NURS 008
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Nursing of The Childbearing Family
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4
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NURS 009
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Advanced Medical/Surgical Nursing
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3.5
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NURS 010
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Community-Based Nursing
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2
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HUM Select one course from Humanities
(Group III, Associate Degree General Education Requirements)
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3-5
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Social Science Group A General Education Electives
HIST 017A
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History of the United States
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3
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HIST 017B
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History of the United States
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3
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HIST 027
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Women in History
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3
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HIST 030A
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African-American History to 1877
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3
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HIST 030B
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African-American History Since 1877
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3
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HIST 031
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Mexican-American History
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3
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HIST 034
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Asian Pacific American History
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3
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POLSC 001
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American Government and Institutions
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3
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(Select a minimum of 3 units)
Only courses on this listing are accepted for ADN program
ANTHR 004/ HUM 004
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Introduction to Linguistics
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3
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ART 001A
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Art History: Europe from Prehistory to 1400
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3
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ART 001B
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Art History: Europe from the Fifteenth to the Twentieth Century
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3
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ART 002
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Art History of the Non-Western World
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3
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ART 003
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Introduction to Art
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3
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ART 004
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Exploring Art
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3
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CIVIL 003/ HUM 003
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Autobiography of Civilization
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3
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CUL ART 016
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Gastronomies of the World
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3
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DRAMA 010
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Theatre Appreciation
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3
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DRAMA 016A
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History of Theatre: Primitive to 1800
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3
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ENG 030
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The Film as Literature
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3
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ENG 035
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Chicano Literature
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3
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ENG 037
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Women in Literature
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3
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ENG 038
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Mythology
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3
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ENG 039
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Introduction to Folklore
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3
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ENG 040A
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Current Literature: The Novel
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3
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ENG 040B
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Current Literature: Short Story and Drama
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3
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ENG 042A
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Survey of American Literature
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3
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ENG 042B
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Survey of American Literature
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3
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ENG 045
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The Reading of Shakespeare
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3
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ENG 046A
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Survey of English Literature
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3
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ENG 046B
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Survey of English Literature
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3
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ENG 047
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The Bible as Literature
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3
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ENG 052
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From Story to Screen
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3
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ENG 055
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Reading Plays: Critical Approaches
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3
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ENG 057
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Children's Literature
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3
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ENG 057
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Children's Literature
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3
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FASHION 008
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History of Fashion
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3
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FOR LANG 001
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Elementary
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5
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FOR LANG 051
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Elementary
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2.5
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and
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FOR LANG 052
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Elementary
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2.5
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HUM 003/
CIVIL 003
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Autobiography of Civilization
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3
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MUSIC 001
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Music Fundamentals
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3
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MUSIC 002A
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Music History from Antiquity to 1750
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3
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MUSIC 002B
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Music History from 1750 to Present
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3
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MUSIC 004
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Exploring Music
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3
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MUSIC 007
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Excursions in Music of Our World
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3
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MUSIC 008
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Exploring Jazz, Ragtime, and Blues
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3
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HORT 004
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History of Garden Design
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3
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PHILO 006
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Introduction to Philosophy
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3
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PHILO 045
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God and the Person
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3
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SL 001
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Elementary American Sign Language
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3
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Minimum Unit 74.5
*Student may elect to complete BIOL 023 for the prerequisite.
Refer to SECTION III, Academic Programs, Special Admission Programs, for admission requirements.
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