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The document outlines the policies and expectations for faculty evaluation in the Department of Nursing at Towson University, focusing on promotion, tenure, reappointment, and merit. It details the criteria for faculty performance in teaching, scholarship, and service, emphasizing the importance of collegiality, academic citizenship, and professional development. The document specifies evaluation processes, materials required for reviews, and standards for both tenure-track and clinical faculty. Additionally, it includes guidelines for mentoring new faculty and a comprehensive review process to ensure ongoing professional growth.

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Is the Towson nursing program hard to get into?

Admission to the nursing major is highly competitive due to the number of applicants, limited space in the major, and rigor of the program. Admission review is focused on a students academic strengths and ability to handle a rigorous academic curriculum.

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Students must apply and meet admission requirements to be considered for admission to the major. Direct entry as a freshman student is not available; the first two years of your degree will be dedicated to pre-major requirements such as the Core Curriculum and nursing prerequisite courses.

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Associate-to-Bachelors (ATB) This is an accelerated, dual enrollment option that leads to an associate degree and bachelors degree in just 2.5 years. Students are eligible to apply for the ATB option once they have been admitted to the nursing program at a participating community college partner.