Anderson University
Accelerated BSN · Anderson, IN · school's own site (opens the school's website in a new tab)
Prerequisites
The courses Anderson University says you need before you start, as published on its own pages. Credits, labs, and minimum grades are shown where the school states them.
- 01Anatomy & Physiology IAnatomy/Physiology IThe AU equivalent is likely BIOL 2410 (from the handbook).
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“Anatomy/Physiology I”
min gradeC - 02Anatomy & Physiology IIAnatomy/Physiology IIThe AU equivalent is likely BIOL 2420.
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“Anatomy/ Physiology II”
min gradeC - 03General PsychologyGeneral Psychology
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“General Psychology”
min gradeC - 04Lifespan / Human Growth & DevelopmentDevelopment PsychologyThe handbook calls it 'Developmental Psychology'.
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“Development Psychology”
min gradeC - 05General ChemistryIntro to ChemistryThe AU equivalent is likely CHEM 1000.
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“Intro to Chemistry”
min gradeC - 06MicrobiologyMicrobes & DiseaseThe AU equivalent is likely BIOL 2230.
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“Microbes & Disease”
min gradeC
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“Must be completed with a grade of C or better prior to starting the program.”
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“Must be completed with a grade of C or better prior to starting the program.”
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Do prerequisites expire?
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GPA and grades
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“Completion of a bachelor's degree from an accredited and recognized college or university with a minimum cumulative grade-point average of 2.75 or higher.”
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Is there an entrance exam?
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Where can courses be taken?
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Application deadlines and start dates
Upcoming cycles Anderson University publishes. A date without a year on the school's page is noted rather than guessed.
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“After completing all required prerequisites, the 14 credit hour clinical phase of the program will begin in May of each year.”
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Cost
Tuition and fees as the school publishes them. Living costs vary; the source link has the full table.
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“$680 per credit hour, 60-62 credit hours.”
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Other requirements
What the school asks for beyond courses and scores.
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“Completion of a bachelor's degree from an accredited and recognized college or university with a minimum cumulative grade-point average of 2.75 or higher.”
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“Interviews will be scheduled after all application materials have been submitted”
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“Within your application, add the email addresses of the people who will be sent the recommendation form.”
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“Submit Resume”
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“Send official transcripts from all colleges attended to adultgrad@anderson.edu .”
- Complete the online application.
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“Complete the online application .”
- Criminal background check via CastleBranch.
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“Criminal background checks via CastleBranch.com.”
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Good to know
What the school says about the program that is not a requirement: how it selects, how many it admits, what to expect.
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“Courses are primarily taught in a face-to-face format on campus with some non-clinical courses offered in an online or hybrid format.”
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“C lasses begin in May and enrollment is currently open.”
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“Students should expect to attend class or participate in clinical activities five days a week.”
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“BIOL 2410 and 2420 must be taken at the same institution”
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Sources
Every page we read for Anderson University, with when we last checked it. Tier 1 is the program's own pages; tier 2 the nursing school's general pages; tier 3 university-wide pages.
- Accelerated Nursing Program Indiana - Anderson Universitytier 1 · program page · checked Oct 13, 2026
- https://anderson.edu/wp-content/uploads/BSN-Handbook-2026-2027.docx-1.pdftier 1 · pdf · checked Oct 13, 2026PDF text truncated (47 pages)
- Visit Campus - Anderson Universitytier 1 · how to apply · checked Oct 13, 2026
- Admissions - Anderson Universitytier 1 · how to apply · checked Oct 13, 2026
- https://anderson.edu/wp-content/uploads/BSN-Handbook-2026-2027.docx-3.pdftier 1 · pdf · checked Oct 13, 2026PDF text truncated (47 pages)
- University Employment Policies - Anderson Universitytier 3 · policy · checked Oct 13, 2026
- No application deadline or application-open date is published; review is ongoing for the May start.
- Program length in months is not stated, only 'five semesters'.
- Total credit hours differ by source: the curriculum table says 62, the handbook says 61 in one place and '60 hours in Nursing' in another, and the tuition line says 60-62.
- Use of NursingCAS, the application portal URL and any application fee are not stated.
- It is unclear whether the handbook's traditional-BSN transfer rules apply to ABSN applicants: no C-, 5-year course recency, and A&P I/II at the same institution.
- Credits and lab requirements for the prerequisite courses are not specified.
- Do the handbook's traditional-major transfer rules apply to ABSN applicants? These are: prerequisites within the previous five academic years, BIOL 2410/2420 taken at the same institution, and C minus not accepted.
- Total credit hours differ: the program page says 62 (and '60-62'), while the handbook says 61.
- No application deadline, NursingCAS use, application fee, entrance exam, or number of recommendations is published.
- Prerequisite credit hours and lab requirements are not published.
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