Follow the Graduate School Grading System as published in the TTU Graduate School Catalog. (NOTE: only grades of A, B, and S are considered satisfactory at the graduate nursing level.)

Required GPA: A graduate nursing student is required to maintain a cumulative grade average of at least B (3.0) on all courses taken for degree purposes. Credit toward a degree objective will be granted for any graduate course in which a grade of A, B, or S is assigned; however, not more than six (6) hours of credit below a B grade will be allowed. If a grade of D, U, F, WF, or NF is assigned in a nursing degree-related course, the course must be repeated; and both the original grade and the grade for the repeat will be counted in the cumulative average. A nursing course may be repeated only one (1) time and no more than two (2) nursing courses may be repeated.

ADN or Diploma Graduate with a Bachelor's Degree in another Discipline Accelerated Option The following pathway is provided allowing a registered nurse with a bachelor's degree in another field to complete their Master's in Nursing degree: NURS 4350 (5350) - Healthcare of Communities Cr. 4. NURS 6000 - Theoretical Foundations Cr. 3. NURS 6001 - Health Care Policy Cr. 3. NURS 6002 - Advanced Nursing Research Cr. 3. NURS 6003 - Advanced Role Development Cr. 3.