Laura Ayotte

This document outlines the 2023-2025 part-time required program sequence for the Master of Science in Nursing: Family Nurse Practitioner degree. It details the 45-credit curriculum distributed over three years, covering theoretical foundations, advanced pathophysiology, pharmacology, health assessment, and specialized Family Nurse Practitioner clinical rotations, culminating in a capstone project and requiring a total of 720 clinical hours.

This document outlines the Post-Secondary Credit Agreement (2+2+2) Program of Study for Davenport University for the school years 2024-2029. It details curriculum pathways for several health-related degree programs, including Medical Assisting, Health Information Management, Health Services Administration, and Health and Human Services Case Management. The program is developed in collaboration with the Michigan Department of Education's State-Approved CTE Diagnostic Services program, providing a structured educational roadmap for students.

This document outlines a Post-Secondary Credit Agreement (2+2) Program of Study for Davenport University's Cosmetology program, in collaboration with the Michigan Department of Education. It details the academic pathways and required coursework for students to pursue an ABA in Business Administration or a BBA in Business, allowing for credit transfer from secondary to post-secondary education. The program's timeframe is from 2024 to 2029, integrating high school and university curricula.

This document outlines a Post-Secondary Credit Agreement for a 2+2 Program of Study between Davenport University and the Michigan Department of Education. It details the articulation pathways and course requirements for students pursuing ABA (Business Administration) and BBA (Business) degrees for the period 2024-2029.

This document outlines post-secondary credit agreements and 2+2 and 2+2+2 programs of study between Davenport University and the Michigan Department of Education's CTE program for Aeronautics/Aviation/Aerospace Science & Technology. It details course requirements for ABA Business Administration and BBA Business degrees, covering high school and university coursework from grades 9 through 16.