1. Hondros College of Nursing Student Registration

2. Preparing for Registration
Review the PowerPoint for a list of courses you will need to take
Make sure your Pop-Up Blocker is turned OFF
Students with an active hold on their account will not be able to register

3. Registering for Courses
Log in using the upcoming term
Students whose credentials are not valid should contact their Campus Director
change to upcoming term

4. Registering for Courses
Click on the “Unofficial Registration” link on the left side of your Student Portal page.

5. Registering for Online General Education Courses
ALL online courses are indicated by “Type = ONL” with a section A, B, C, etc. Students are not restricted by campus and may register for any open section of an online course required by their program.
When applying the campus “Filter” as shown in the next slide, you WILL want to pick your campus and the “Main-GenEd” campus to view the online general education courses

6. Registering for Courses: Applying Filter
Click on Show Filter

7. Registering for Courses: Applying Filter
Select YOUR Campus, then click the “Apply Filter” button to narrow the course search to your campus.
Which Campus to Select?
PN STUDENTS ATTENDING CINCINNATI – Select Branch-CIN-LPN
ADN STUDENTS ATTENDING CINCINNATI – Select Branch-CIN-RN
PN STUDENTS ATTENDING CLEVELAND – Select Branch-CLE-LPN
ADN STUDENTS ATTENDING CLEVELAND – Select Branch-CLE-RN
PN STUDENTS ATTENDING COLUMBUS – Select Main-Cols-LPN
ADN STUDENTS ATTENDING COLUMBUS – Select Main- Cols-RN
PN STUDENTS ATTENDING DAYTON – Select Branch-Dayton
ADN N STUDENTS ATTENDING DAYTON – Select Branch-DAY-RN
PN STUDENTS ATTENDING TOLEDO – Select Branch-Toledo
RN-BSN STUDENTS – Select Main-Col-ONL
For All general education courses offered online - Select Main-GenEd
(ECON, ENG, ETH, HUM, MTH, PSY)

8. Registering for Courses: Understanding Course Types and Sections
TYPE OF COURSE
LAB = Labs
LEC = Lecture courses (offered in the classroom)
CLIN = Clinicals
ONL = Online course (offered online)
SECTIONS
Sections starting with a NUMBER are for the PN and ADN Evening/Weekend Track only. You can not mix daytime and evening track courses.
Evening example: NUR 150 COL-1 or BIO 253 COL-1
Day Example: NUR 150 COL-A

9. Registering for YOUR Courses
Refer to the Term by Term slides at the end of this presentation for an outline of the courses you should register for.
Place a checkmark in the “Register” box next to the course(s) you wish to register for.
After you have selected all of the courses you need click the “PROCESS REGISTRATION” button in the upper right hand corner of the screen to complete your registration.

10. Registering for Courses: Add/Drop a Course
To drop or add, simply click on “Unofficial Registration” and you will be brought to the main registration page.
Use the Drop/Add function.

11. Questions New Students: Contact Admissions
Continuing Students: Contact your Student Services Coordinator or Campus Director

12. PN TERM 1 COURSES: Day and Evening Track
Title
Credits
Type
BIO 117
Intro to Anatomy & Physiology 4
Lecture
MTH 101
Basic Math & Dosage Calculations 3
NUR 150
Fundamental Concepts of Practical Nursing I
Lab
NUR 155
Critical Thinking for the Practical Nursing 2

13. PN TERM 2 COURSES: Day and Evening Track
Title
Credits
Type
NUR 160
Fundamental Concepts of Practical Nursing II 6
Lecture
Lab
Clinical
NUR 163
Concepts of Practical Nursing in the Care of Elderly Patients 3
ENG 200
English Composition I
Online

14. PN TERM 3 COURSES: Day and Evening Track
Title
Credits
Type
NUR 166
Concepts of Family Centered Nursing for the Practical Nurse 4
Lecture
Lab
Clinical
NUR 172
Intravenous Therapy for the Practical Nursing 3
NUR 176
Concepts of Adult Health Nursing for the Practical Nursing I 5

15. PN TERM 4 COURSES: Revised Curriculum – Day and Evening Track
Title
Credits
Type
NUR 180
Concepts of Mental Health Nursing for the Practical Nurse 3
Lecture
NUR 185
Concepts of Adult Health Nursing for the Practical Nurse II
Clinical
NUR 190
Transition to Practical Nursing Practice
NUR 195
Application of Clinical Judgement in Practical Nursing Practice
Lab

16. ADN TERM 1 COURSES: Day and Evening Track
Title
Credits
Type
BIO 253
Anatomy & Physiology I 5
Lecture
Lab
NUR 200
Critical Thinking for the Registered Nurse 2
NUR 205
Transition to Associate Degree Nursing
Transition to Associate Degree
Nursing

17. ADN TERM 2 COURSES: Day and Evening Track
Title
Credits
Type
BIO 254
Anatomy & Physiology II 3
Lecture
Lab
NUR 210
Concepts of Pediatric Nursing 4
Clinical
NUR 215
Concepts of Mental Health Nursing
PSY 205
Lifespan Development 2
Online

18. ADN TERM 3 COURSES: Day and Evening Track
Title
Credits
Type
MTH 205
Algebra 3
Online
NUR 220
Concepts of Nursing Care of the Reproducing Family 4
Lecture
Lab
Clinical
NUR 225
Professional Nursing Issues
COM 200
Public Speaking 2

19. ADN TERM 4 COURSES: Day and Evening Track
Title
Credits
Type
NUR 230
Concepts of Nursing Care of Diverse Populations 2
Online
NUR 235
Concepts of Nursing Care of the Adult I 7
Lecture
Lab
Clinical
ENG 205
English Composition II 3

20. ADN TERM 5 COURSES: Day and Evening Track
Title
Credits
Type
NUR 240
Transition to Registered Nursing 3
Lecture
NUR 243
Application of Clinical Judgement in RN Practice
Lab
NUR 245
Concepts of Nursing Care of the Adult II 7
Clinical

21. RN-BSN COURSES: Revised Curriculum Due to the nature of the RN-BSN Completion Program, students in this program do not have a set course track, but rather prerequisites must be met before advancing. The following courses are being offered for the RN-BSN program, in addition to general education courses that may be needed. RN-BSN students needing assistance with their registration should Jayme Rardon,
Course (all online)
Credits
Prerequisites
HUM Diversity 3
None
PSY 305 – Managing Change in Your Life
ENG 300 – Effective Professional Writing
ENG 205 or equivalent
BIO 300 – Pathophysiology 5
BIO 253 and BIO 254 or equivalent
NUR 300 – Transition to Baccalaureate
Must have active, unencumbered RN license
COM 300 – Communications
ENG 300
HUM 300 – Exploring Stories of the Human Experience
MTH 300 – Introduction to Probability and Statistics
MTH 205 or equivalent
NUR 305 – Health Assessment
NUR 300
BIO 360 – Epidemiology
BIO 380 – Genetics 4
ETH 200 – Ethics
ENG 300 or equivalent
ETH 300 – Legal and Ethical Issues in Healthcare
NUR 310 – Evidence-Based Practice and Research Methods
NUR 300, MTH 300
NUR 320 – Nursing Informatics
NUR Gerontology
BIO 300 and NUR 300 and NUR305
NUR 350 – Healthcare of the Underserved Populations
NUR 360 – Hospice and Palliative Care

22. RN-BSN COURSES: Old Curriculum Due to the nature of the RN-BSN Completion Program, students in this program do not have a set course track, but rather prerequisites must be met before advancing. The following courses are being offered for the RN-BSN program, in addition to general education courses that may be needed. RN-BSN students needing assistance with their registration should Jayme Rardon,
Course (all online)
Credits
Prerequisites
BIO 300 Pathophysiology 5
Anatomy & Physiology III & Microbiology
BIO 360 Epidemiology
Anatomy & Physiology III & Microbiology & Statistic
BIO 380 Genetics 4
Anatomy & Physiology I, II, III & Microbiology
COM 300 Business & Professional Communication 3
ENG 200, ENG 205
ECON 300 Economics
None
HUM 200 Cultural Diversity
MTH 300 Statistics
College Algebra I & II
NUR 300 Transition to Baccalaureate Nursing
RN License
NUR 310 Evidence Based Practice & Research Methods
NUR 300, MTH 300
NUR 320 Nursing Informatics
NUR 300
NUR 330 Global Health
NUR 342 Community Health Nursing
NUR 300, NUR 442, BIO 360 Concurrent with NUR 343
NUR 343 Community Health Nursing Practicum 2
NUR 300, NUR 442, BIO 360 Concurrent with NUR 342
NUR 452 Geriatrics
NUR 300, NUR 442, BIO 300
NUR 462 Leadership & Management
NUR 300, NUR 330, NUR 342, NUR 343, NUR 442, NUR 452, BIO 300, BIO 360, MTH 300, Concurrent with NUR 463
NUR 463 Leadership & Management Practicum
NUR 300, NUR 330, NUR 342, NUR 343, NUR 442, NUR 452, BIO 300, BIO 360, MTH 300, Concurrent with NUR 462