Tahlequah, Muskogee, Broken Arrow, OK
https://academics.nsuok.edu/gps/Geography/Geography-Major-Online.aspx
The University of West Florida (UWF) offers a fully online RN to BSN program, accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). This program is designed for registered nurses with an associate degree seeking to advance their careers with a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN).
The program can be completed in 12 months of full-time study, with flexible eight-week courses tailored for working professionals.
Curriculum
The program requires 30 credit hours of major coursework, covering topics such as evidence-based nursing practice, health promotion, public health nursing, leadership, pharmacology, and legal aspects of nursing.
GEOG 2243 – Fundamentals of Geography
Explore globalization through a geographic lens, examining the interaction between cultures and environments. This course provides essential geographic tools to interpret global dynamics and the roles of individuals in a complex world.
GEOG 4951 – Geography Capstone
Develop critical and quantitative thinking skills to analyze geographic issues. Apply knowledge to improve local, national, and global communities.
Human Topical Geography
GEOG 2133 – Global Economic Geography
Analyze global economic activities with a focus on international trade and sustainable regional development.
GEOG 4133 – Human Geography: Culture, Places, and Spaces
Examine cultural processes, identities, and landscapes. Study how cultures shape and are shaped by geographic spaces, focusing on language, religion, architecture, and traditions.
GEOG 4193 – Sustainability & Urban Communities
Explore the complexities of urbanization and strategies for sustainable development, with an emphasis on North American cities.
GEOG 4303 – Historical Geography of the United States
Study the evolving U.S. landscape through historical themes such as migration, European exploration, and frontier advancement.
GEOG 4313 – Space, Power, & Politics
Discover how political processes shape and are shaped by geographic spaces across global, regional, and local scales.
GEOG 4623 – Sustainability and Resiliency
Delve into sustainability principles, exploring topics like population growth, ecosystems, global change, and environmental ethics.
Physical Geography
GEOG 3033 – Environmental Geography
Study natural resource use and issues like global warming, acid rain, and biodiversity loss.
GEOG 3343 – Extreme Weather
Understand atmospheric processes driving extreme weather events such as tornadoes, hurricanes, and climate change impacts.
GEOG 3553 – Physical Geography
Examine Earth’s physical systems, including the atmosphere, hydrosphere, biosphere, and lithosphere, and human interactions within these systems.
GEOG 4273 – Natural Hazards
Explore the causes, impacts, and mitigation of natural hazards, including earthquakes, tsunamis, floods, and landslides.
GEOG 4343 – Biodiversity & Environmental Change
Study Earth systems and cycles, focusing on biodiversity, pollution, habitat loss, and climate change while exploring sustainability solutions.
GEOG 4743 – Climate Change
Investigate climate variability and change across time and space, addressing pressing issues like water scarcity and sustainability techniques.
Regional Geography
GEOG 2253 – World Regional Geography
Analyze global regions through themes of conflict, globalization, and environmental challenges.
GEOG 4603 – Regional Geography Topics
Examine a region’s physical geography, population trends, and cultural development from a comparative perspective.
Techniques in Geography
GEOG 3513 – Map and Image Analysis
Learn to interpret maps, globes, and remote sensing imagery, with hands-on GPS and aerial photo analysis.
GEOG 3813 – Geographic Information Systems
Introduction to GIS software for environmental and social science applications using spatial data.
GEOG 4053 – Cartography
Master cartographic techniques to create thematic maps and analyze spatial data.
GEOG 4803 – Geospatial Technologies
Study global navigation and remote sensing technologies to enhance GIS projects.
GEOG 4833 – Advanced GIS
Solve complex problems using advanced GIS tools, focusing on transportation, terrain, and marketing data.
GEOG 4853 – GIS Automation and Scripting
Learn scripting and automation techniques for spatial analysis and custom GIS applications.
GEOG 4873 – GIS Applications
Apply GIS modeling and analysis to real-world problems in business, planning, and resource management.
Major Electives
GEOG 2003 – Global Studies
Explore global topics such as climate change, migration, and international development.
GEOG 4501 – Independent Study
Conduct in-depth research on a selected geographic topic or region.
GEOG 4990 – Geography Internship
Gain professional experience applying geographic concepts in organizational settings.
SOC 4423 – Urban Sociology
Study urbanization as a global phenomenon, focusing on its impact on social change in the U.S.
BADM 3933 – Business Statistics
Analyze data using statistical methods, including regression, hypothesis testing, and probability.
MATH 3513 – Statistical Methods
Apply probability and statistics to population analysis, hypothesis testing, and regression
PSYC 3553 – Psychological Statistics
Learn hypothesis testing and statistical techniques specific to experimental research.
SOC 3323 – Social Statistics
Explore statistical methods in sociology, including correlation and hypothesis testing.
More details about the curriculum here:
https://catalog.nsuok.edu/preview_program.php?catoid=37&poid=5050&returnto=2439
Learning Outcomes
Students also complete 45 hours of direct care experiences within their local communities, ensuring practical application of learned skills.
Graduates develop advanced skills in clinical reasoning, leadership, and patient-centered care, preparing them for roles in diverse healthcare settings.
Admission Requirements
To be admitted, applicants must hold an Associate of Science in Nursing (ASN) degree, a current unencumbered U.S. RN license, and a minimum grade of “C” in prerequisite courses, including STA 2023: Elements of Statistics.
The program requires submission of transcripts, a background check, and other documentation. Applicants may transfer up to 16 upper-division credits based on prior coursework and licensure.
Tuition
The total cost for a 120-hour program for an undergraduate Oklahoma resident, including tuition and fees, is $31,236.00. The estimate for out of state residents is s $69,156.
Cost Breakdown
- Tuition per Credit Hour: $230.65
- Total for 120 credit hours: $230.65 × 120 = $27,678
- Mandatory Fees per Credit Hour: $29.65
- Total for 120 credit hours: $29.65 × 120 = $3,558
- Total Cost:
- Tuition: $27,678
- Fees: $3,558
- Grand Total: $31,236
Total Program Cost: $69,156
Tuition page:
https://offices.nsuok.edu/admissions/Admission/TuitionFees.aspx
Flexible Online Format
The RN to BSN program is delivered entirely online, allowing students to balance professional and personal commitments while advancing their education. Coursework includes asynchronous learning, enabling students to complete assignments on their own schedule.
Additional Features and Accreditation
The program is nationally accredited by the CCNE, ensuring the highest standards of nursing education. UWF also supports students in meeting licensure requirements for Florida and other states, though applicants residing outside Florida should verify state authorization.
Career Outcomes
Graduates are equipped to meet the growing demands of the healthcare field, qualify for leadership roles, and pursue advanced studies. The program emphasizes critical thinking, evidence-based practice, and professional ethics, preparing students to deliver high-quality care in dynamic healthcare environments.
This flexible, accelerated program is ideal for nurses looking to broaden their career opportunities while maintaining their current employment.