City Colleges of Chicago, Malcolm X to PNW Transfer Guide: Online RN-to-BSN Program

This is a transfer guide for City Colleges of Chicago, Malcolm X students planning on transferring to the RN-to-BSN program within the College of Nursing at PNW.

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City Colleges of Chicago, Malcolm X to PNW Articulation Agreement

A.D. in Nursing to Online RN-BSN Program

This articulation agreement provides a smooth curriculum transition with minimal loss of credit and duplication of coursework to facilitate the completion of the A.D. in Nursing at City Colleges of Chicago, Malcolm X and the Online RN-to-BSN program at PNW.

To use this agreement students must apply and be admitted to PNW and to the Online RN-to-BSN program. City Colleges of Chicago, Malcolm X students will receive equal consideration with other students seeking admission and financial aid. Malcolm X College students are eligible for admission with junior standing once they:

• have complete the associate degree in nursing.
• been admitted to PNW.
• have earned a course grade of “C-” or better on every course accepted for transfer; and
• have achieved a 2.2 or greater cumulative GPA based on a 4-point scale.

Transferrable Credits Guide

*Courses are a part of the student’s ADN curriculum

• Courses specified by title at partnering college have already been articulated as acceptable transfer to PNW to meet requirements. Courses may transfer into PNW as undistributed credit (UND or XXX) — these courses are accepted toward program requirements.
• Courses that are listed by title are part of the student’s curriculum based on the 2020-2021 City Colleges of Chicago Academic Catalog.
• Students can also look up course transfer credit equivalencies
• Nursing credit taken beyond the required 30 credits can be applied to Free Electives if needed.
• Indiana State Board of Nursing Requirement 848IAC 1-2-17 states Math and/or Sciences may be integrated into nursing courses – therefore lower division nursing credit, when applicable may be applied to the 17 credit hours of Math/Science/Pharmacology Requirement.