Miami Dade College Curriculum.
Miami Dade College Curriculum.
Can you please response what Christ wrote regarding my paper in the previous order # 218545. Especially,30-hour rule…Which I believe that to make sure the student has met all the outcome measures for the program. Christ wrote a response to my article “Miami Dade College, based on your presentation, has an emphasis on cultivating a program rich in global education and nursing excellence. The part-time option MDC offers is an added benefit for students who have many requirements outside the program. I agree the foreign language requirement should be removed, but I’m confused about the 30-hour rule. Does it apply to all undergraduate courses or solely for the nursing program? Multiculturalism can be added to the philosophies as well due to the program catering to a diverse student body that will in turn care for a global population. The mission and vision for MDC can succeed in South Florida due to its purpose of educating quality nurses while embodying the important values of cultural acceptance” Miami Dade College Curriculum.
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Miami Dade College Benjamin Leon School of Nursing: Clarification on the RN-BSN Curriculum
The fact that Miami Dade College and its Benjamin Leon School of Nursing is dedicated to training globally aware graduate nurses is reiterated all through the curriculum document. In the learning outcomes, the mission and vision, the philosophy, and the conceptual framework; this is a theme that stands out. As stated in the earlier presentation, one of the unmet expectations of the nurse students undertaking the RN-BSN baccalaureate degree program is the need for unhindered flexibility. Despite the fact that Miami Dade College through the Benjamin Leon School of Nursing has attempted to provide flexibility by offering two part-time study modalities, the 30-hour rule goes against this spirit (Miami Dade College, 2019). Miami Dade College Curriculum. As pointed out earlier, students to the RN-BSN program are adult learners already working but who have felt the need to upgrade from the Associate Degree to the more recognized Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree. This makes them particularly sensitive to restrictive rules and requirements, since they already have other family and work commitments. The 30-hour rule is a requirement by the Miami Dade College that the prospective baccalaureate degree graduate must complete “the last 30 semester credit hours at the college” (Miami Dade College, n.d.). Apparently, this rule does not apply only to the RN-BSN nursing program but to all the other baccalaureate degree programs. It is therefore a graduation requirement for all baccalaureate programs, since the Baccalaureate Degree in Education at Miami Dade College also requires the same (Miami Dade College, n.d.). Miami Dade College Curriculum.
The concept of multiculturalism is already omnipresent in the RN-BSN curriculum document – in the program philosophy, in the learning outcomes (both for Miami Dade College as a whole and also the BSN program specifically), in the School of Nursing values, in the mission and vision, and in the conceptual framework (Miami Dade College, 2019). Indeed, the mission and vision of the college can succeed not only in Florida but globally. Miami Dade College Curriculum.
