School Nurse Services Credential

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ADMISSION CURRENTLY SUSPENDED FOR THE
SCHOOL NURSE CREDENTIAL

Overview

The School Nurse Services Credential is a 28-unit postbaccalaureate program* that is designed for either full or part-time study. This credential authorizes current RNs to serve as a School Nurse. The School Nurse Services Credential has been approved by the Commission on Teacher Credentialing.

All applicants seeking admission to the School Nurse Services Credential program must be admitted to the University and accepted as a classified postbaccalaureate student.

* A Master of Science in Nursing degree with a Community Health/School Nurse concentration is also offered. See the MS program page.

PLEASE NOTE- SDSU programs change periodically. Official requirements are always current in the university catalogs, which are available online. It is the student's responsibility to become familiar with the policies and procedures in the Graduate Bulletin and Graduate Student Handbook.

Last Updated: 02/23/2012