Accelerated. Marian’s Adult Programs (MAP) courses are offered in five-week terms and eight-week sessions. With nine terms and six sessions per year, you can pick the pace that works with your busy schedule.

Relevant. Our instructors are highly credentialed, working professionals who understand the challenges facing working adults. They bring real-world experience into your classes to help you succeed in your current job or transition into a new career.

Affordable. MAP offers real value with tuition rates of $375 per credit hour, and tuition deferral until 28 days after the course ends.

Convenient. Many of our courses are offered online. Indianapolis area residents may also choose one of our classroom locations: the Marian University campus near downtown, or our location near Keystone at the Crossing.

Accredited. Regional accreditation is important! Marian University is accredited by The Higher Learning Commission, a commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools. In addition, our nursing programs are accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education and the Indiana State Board of Nurses’ Registration and Nursing Education.

Respected. Marian University is dedicated to excellent teaching and learning in the Franciscan and liberal arts tradition. Our courses are challenging by design—to prepare you academically and ethically for today’s competitive job market.

Welcoming. Marian University is a Catholic university sponsored by the Sisters of St. Francis, Oldenburg, Indiana. We welcome students of all faiths and do not discriminate in enrolling students on the basis of age, sex, race, sexual orientation, creed, national or ethnic origin, or disability.

What Are the Marian University Advantages?

• Health and Human Services Increase your career opportunities by completing our online degree in Health and Human Services. This program opens up many diverse pathways for you to work within the healthcare and social services arena.

• Business Administration Marian’s Adult Programs takes a fresh approach in our business courses. Combining the knowledge from your work experiences with what you learn in class, you will assist area businesses in developing real solutions to enhance their organization.

• Online Nursing Prerequisites Begin your nursing or healthcare career sooner! Anatomy, Physiology, Microbiology, Chemistry, and many other courses are offered in an accelerated, online format.

• RN to BSN Earning your BSN brings you more opportunities and better job security. Enroll in our online program and take advantage of our long history of training excellent nurses.

• Paralegal Studies Many adults are looking for a new career direction, and a paralegal career is ranked among the best in the nation. According to the U.S. News and World Report Best Jobs 2014, The Bureau of Labor Statistics predicts 18.3% employment growth between 2010 and 2020.

Innovative Programs.

Contact Us.For more information, or to speak to an academic advisor, call 317.955.6271, or visit us online at www.marian.edu/MAP. Follow us on social mediaat facebook.com/MariansAdultPrograms andtwitter.com/MAP_Indy.

Business AdministrationMarian’s Adult Programs takes a fresh approach in our business courses. Combining the knowledge from your work experiences with what you learn in class, you will assist companies and nonprofit organizations in developing real solutions to enhance their business.This gives you a unique insight into the workings andchallenges of area employers while also giving back to our community.

Build Needed Skills.With Marian’s Adult Programs, you will learn the skillsyou need to be successful in today’s ever-changingbusiness climate. Our courses strengthen your technicalskills, as well as your ability to work collaboratively,communicate effectively, and analyze problems creatively to help you become a confident and trusted leader.

Network With Experts.This hands-on approach to learning also provides networking opportunities with your instructors and theorganizational leaders. Both have extensive businessexperience and can offer you new perspectives into their areas of expertise.

Balance Your Education With Your Busy Life.Our courses are offered in three formats—classroom-based,online, and hybrid—to accommodate different learning styles. Face-to-face classes are always scheduled in the evening, and you can choose the location you prefer: our westside main campus or our northside location near Keystone at the Crossing.

Customize Your Degree.Enhance your marketability. Choose up to three concentrations that will help you on your career path: Management, Marketing, Human Resources Management, Finance, Business Technology, Meeting and Event Planning, Project Management, and Fundraising Management.

Build on Prior Learning.While your long-term goal may be to earn your bachelor degree, you may want to begin in the associate program. Once yourshort-term goal is achieved, all of the associate classesautomatically transfer to the bachelor degree.

Business is one of the college degrees most in demand by employers. Adams, Forbes Magazine, “The College Degrees and Skills Employers Most Want,” 2014

Admission RequirementsTo be admitted into the Business Administration Program,you must:— Be at least 23 years of age;— Have at least three years of work experience;— Provide all official high school and college transcripts; and— Have one of the following: – a GPA of 2.00 on a 4.00 scale from the last

college attended; – a high school GPA of 2.30 on a 4.00 scale; – a GED score of 51 or above; or – a passing TASC score.

Complete the application at www.marian.edu/MAP. Click “Apply Now.”

Pay the non-refundable $35 application fee online at www.afford.com/marian. Select “Make a one-time payment” to begin, and then choose “Marian’s Adult Program Application and Portfolio Fees” from the drop down menu to continue.

Have all official transcripts from high school, colleges, and technical/trade schools electronically sent to map@marian.edu, or mailed to: Marian University, Marian’s Adult Programs, 3200 Cold Spring Road, Indianapolis, IN 46222. (If you have earned 12 or more transferable credit hours from a regionally accredited college, you are not required to submit your high school transcript.)

For more information, call 317.955.6271, or visit us online at www.marian.edu/MAP.

Apply Online Today

Core and Support ClassesACC 210 Principles of Accounting I 3 3ACC 211 Principles of Accounting II 3 3BUS 205 Statistical Methods 3 3BUS 240 Principles of Marketing 3 3BUS 250 Principles of Management 3 3BUS 301 Business Law 3 3BUS 401 Business Ethics 3BUS 495 Business Policy and Strategy 3ECN 200 Introductory Economics 3 3FIN 310 Managerial Finance 3MIS 101 Information System Applications 3 3MIS 201 Management Information Systems 3 3

Concentration Courses (see options to the right) 6 12

General Education ClassesCOM 101 Public Speaking 3ENG 101 English Composition 3 3ENG 239 Professional Writing 3ENV 172 Introduction to Environmental Science 4 4MAT 095 Intermediate Algebra 3 3PHL 130 Human Nature and Person 3 3THL 105 Introduction to Theology 3 3THL 216 Moral Issues 3

PSY 101 General Psychology 3SOC 101 Introduction to Sociology 3 (Associate degree students only take one of the above.) 3

ART 139 Art Appreciation 3ENG 213 Literature: The Short Story 3HIS 102 History of the Modern World 3MUS 127 Appreciation of Music 3 (Associate degree students only take one of the above.) 3

General Electives 9 37

Degree Requirements forBusiness Administration

Total Credit Hours 64 128

Earn your Associate of Business Administration degree (ABA) or your Bachelor of Business Administration degree (BBA), or both! All of the courses in the ABA automatically transfer toward your bachelor degree.

Management:BUS 330 LeadershipBUS 372 Creativity and ChangeBUS 351 Human Resources ManagementBUS 450 International Business

Marketing:BUS 341 PromotionBUS 342 Selling and Sales ManagementBUS 338 Global MarketingBUS 346 Marketing Management

Human Resources Management:BUS 352 Organizational BehaviorBUS 361 Talent ManagementBUS 358 Employment LawBUS 362 Compensation and Benefits

Finance:FIN 360 InvestmentsFIN 420 Financial InstitutionsFIN 356 Real EstateFIN 357 Risk and Insurance

Business Technology:MIS 317 Web Applications DevelopmentMIS 330 Project ManagementMIS 320 Business Decision MakingMIS 380 Special Topics in Information Systems

Meeting and Event Planning:BUS 345 Strategies of Meeting and Event PlanningBUS 359 Logistics of Meeting and Event PlanningBUS 364 Negotiations and Relationship ManagementBUS 369 Capstone: Technology, Promotion,

and Execution of an Event

Project Management:MIS 332 Project Management MethodologiesMIS 342 Project Planning and ControlMIS 362 Team Building and Interpersonal DynamicsMIS 372 Project Accounting Methods

Fundraising Management:BUS 313 Fundraising Concepts and Best PracticesBUS 321 Growing Trends: Harnessing Technology

in FundraisingBUS 327 The Art of the Ask: Identifying, Engaging,

and Soliciting DonorsBUS 331 Corporate Social Responsibility

Credit HoursFor ABA

Credit HoursFor BBA

ABA students may choose one concentration. They must take the first two courses listed within that concentration. BBA students may choose up to three concentrations, and all four courses are required.

Certificates in Business ConcentrationsEnhance your current degree by earning a certificate in one of our eight business concentrations. Students have the opportunity to focus on learning additional high-value skills, practices, and concepts that will help them advance their careers, ultimately bringing added value to their employer. Each concentration contains four courses, taken two at a time in two 8-week sessions — completed within one academic semester. Classes are facilitated as a combination of face-to-face and online interactions and typically meet one night a week.

Human Resources ManagementThis concentration will provide students with the foundational skills and concepts needed in the industry. Students will be exposed to the wide range of responsibilities that fall under human resources and gain an understanding of various issues faced in different industries, with an overall focus on soft skills, ethics, and cultural awareness. Students will also study legal issues faced by managers in the modern workplace and gain the tools on how to leverage technology in an HR office.

BUS 352 Organizational BehaviorBUS 361 Talent ManagementBUS 358 Employment LawBUS 362 Compensation and Benefits

Marian’s Adult Programs takes real-world learning to a new level. The majority of the concentrations are partnered with an area business or non-profit to work on a project. Students learn while helping our community by providing creative solutions for actual operational and marketing challenges. Some of our partner projects have included:

• Recommending fundraising ideas for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, • Developing a promotional video for Indy Parks, • Creating a marketing plan for Youth Philanthropy Initiative of Indiana, and • Organizing a career fair for the Indy Fuel.

Business TechnologyThe Business Technology concentration immerses studentsin systems analysis, fundamental areas of internet websitedevelopment and design through lecture, application, andproject completion. Current event topics are also incorporated into the curriculum, such as cloud computing and robotics.

MIS 317 Web Applications DevelopmentMIS 330 Project ManagementMIS 320 Business Decision MakingMIS 380 Special Topics in Information Systems

Project ManagementStudents examine business project management methodologies used to effectively plan, direct, and control project activities to achieve schedule, budget and performance objectives. A number of decision making strategies are shown in making informed project decisions in delegation, sharing and executing of work, culminating in the execution of a major project for a community partner organization.

MIS 332 Project Management MethodologiesMIS 342 Project Planning and ControlMIS 362 Team Building and Interpersonal DynamicsMIS 372 Project Accounting Methods

Working with decision makers allows ourstudents to blend the classroom with theboardroom. Theseexperiential learning opportunities strengthen students’ analyticalskills, increase theirnetworking skills,and improve theirprofessionalism and initiative.

~ Beverly Fernandez, M.A. MAP Faculty

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MarketingMarketing concentration students will study the tools and techniques of promotional strategies and the elements of the complete selling function, from communication to motivation to ethical and legal issues, including the buying process and personal sales. Students also study the growing global marketplace through strategic analysis of environments and opportunities.

BUS 341 PromotionBUS 342 Selling and Sales ManagementBUS 338 Global MarketingBUS 346 Marketing Management

Meeting and Event PlanningStudents in the Meeting and Event Planning concentration will be exposed to the strategies and desired skill sets that are required in coordinating meetings and events. This course is built on the evaluation and analysis of a varietyof case studies which expose the different strategies mosteffective in meeting and event planning. The concentration culminates in the execution of an event for the chosen program partner.

BUS 345 Strategies of Meeting and Event Planning BUS 359 Logistics of Meeting and Event PlanningBUS 364 Negotiations and Relationship ManagementBUS 369 Capstone: Technology, Promotion and Execution

of an Event

Fundraising ManagementStudents examine theories and concepts of fundraising and recognize technology as a vital tool within thefundraising initiative. They will also study perspectives from highly successful fundraisers and philanthropists on how to identify, engage, and solicit donations and recognize the “ask” as both an art and a science. Students will study Corporate Social Responsibility and be able to understand the potential impacts of CSR on business.

BUS 313 Fundraising Concepts and Best PracticesBUS 321 Growing Trends: Harnessing Technology

in Fundraising BUS 327 The Art of the Ask: Identifying, Engaging

and Soliciting DonorsBUS 331 Corporate Social Responsibility

ManagementStudents enrolled in the Management concentration will study theories and strategies of current leadership trends with a focus on implementing creative ideas in a changing workplace and creative solutions to workplace problems.The curriculum will also include an international business management focus through case studies and analysisof current global affairs.

BUS 330 LeadershipBUS 372 Creativity and ChangeBUS 351 Human Resources ManagementBUS 450 International Business

FinanceThis concentration will provide students with thefundamentals of investments and how they are analyzed and evaluated, as well as a complete evaluation of the commercial banking system in the United States, the international banking system, and other non-bank financial institutions. Students will also study real estate and risk management fields within the financial framework.

FIN 360 Investments FIN 420 Financial InstitutionsFIN 356 Real Estate FIN 357 Risk and Insurance

“ Community partnership projects increase student engagement, open doors to various networking opportunities, and they have helped me gain valuable experience with businesses outside of my current field.”

~Leila Watkins, MAP Class of 2015

Complete the application at www.marian.edu/MAP. Click “Apply Now.”

Pay the non-refundable $35 application fee online at www.afford.com/marian. Select “Make a one-time payment” to begin, and then choose “Marian’s Adult Program Application and Portfolio Fees” from the drop down menu to continue.

Have your most recent official college transcript electronically sent to map@marian.edu, or mailed to: Marian University, Marian’s Adult Programs, 3200 Cold Spring Road, Indianapolis, IN 46222.

For more information, call 317.955.6271, or visit us online at www.marian.edu/MAP.

Apply Online Today

Jobs for health careeducators, care givers, and community health workers are expectedto grow 21 percentbetween now and 2022.U.S. Department of Labor,Occupational Outlook Handbook, 2014-2015 Edition

Do you aspire to make a difference within your community, affect societal change, or enjoy caring for others?

Improve Your Community. The mission of health and human services (HHS) is to improve the health and well-being of citizens and their communities. It is an interdisciplinary study that works to prevent and address problems for betteroverall quality of life. Our Bachelor of Health and HumanServices degree offers a combination of real world, career preparation, and general education classes.

Earn Your Degree Totally Online.The health and human services degree is available totally online. Those living in central Indiana may also take advantage of our face-to-face classes, at two locations, for some of the general education courses.

Take a Leadership Role.Although there are similarities, careers in HHS are different than those in public health or social work. Public health jobs typically focus on regulatory, legislative, or environmental issues, while HHS specialists use this knowledge to educate and serve others. Careers in health and human services also go beyond direct individual care. HHS professionals are leaders who often coordinate the delivery of healthcare, and focus on broader scale work within the community.

Make an Impact.The need for well-trained individuals in the diverse field of health and human services is rising across the United States. Graduates may pursue employment as:

HHS professionals often find jobs in elder care facilities, hospitals, clinics, non-profit organizations, legal departments, rehabilitation centers, and government agencies.

• Health Educators• Community Health

Managers• Laboratory Technicians• Child Welfare Specialists• Geriatric Care Managers• Disability Specialists

• Population Health Coordinators

• Non-Profit Program Directors

• Community Activists• Quality Improvement

Coordinators

Admission RequirementsTo be admitted into the Health and Human ServicesProgram, you must:– Provide all official high school and college transcripts; and– Have one of the following: • a GPA of 2.00 on a 4.00 scale from the last college

attended; • a high school GPA of 2.30 on a 4.00 scale; or • a GED score of 51 or above; or a passing TASC score.

Health and Human Services

ART 139 Art Appreciation 3BUS 205 Statistical Methods 3BUS 250 Principles of Management 3BUS 330 Leadership 3BUS 372 Creativity and Change 3

BIO 214 Microbiology BIO 225 Human Anatomy BIO 226 General Human PhysiologyCHE 100 Elements of General and Biological Chemistry 8-10

COM 101 Public Speaking 3ECN 200 Introductory Economics 3ENG 101 English Composition 3

ENG 213 Literature: The Short StorySOC 377 Global Health Issues and Intervention 3

ENG 239 Professional Writing 3HIS 102 History of the Modern World 3MUS 127 Appreciation of Music 3NUB 470 Interprofessional Communication 2PBH 100 Introduction to Human Services and Social Problems 3PBH 495 Health and Human Services Capstone: Experiential and Service Learning 3PHL 130 Human Nature and Person 3PSY 220 Human Growth and Development 3PSY 230 Abnormal Psychology 3

PSY 325 Social PsychologyPSY 330 Health Psychology SOC 325 Social Class, Power, and Inequality 6

SOC 100 Experiential Learning Community Service 1SOC 101 Introduction to Sociology 3THL 105 Introduction to Theology 3THL 216 Moral Issues 3

General Electives 49-51

Degree Requirements for Bachelorof Health and Human Services

Total Credit Hours 128

Choose One

“ Medical and health service managers often work closely with medical staff to plan, direct, and coordinate thedelivery of healthcare.”

Median pay for these managers was $88,580 per year.U.S. Department of Labor, Occupational Outlook Handbook, 2014-2015 Edition

Choose Two

Choose Two

Credit Hours

Complete the application at www.marian.edu/MAP. Click “Apply Now.”

Pay the non-refundable $35 application fee online at www.afford.com/marian. Select “Make a one-time payment” to begin,and then choose “Marian’s Adult Program Application and Portfolio Fees” from the drop down menu to continue.

Have all offi cial transcripts from high school, colleges, and technical/trade schools electronically sent to map@marian.edu,or mailed to: Marian University, Marian’s Adult Programs, 3200 Cold Spring Road, Indianapolis, IN 46222.(If you reside in any state other than Tennessee and have earned 12 or more transferable credit hours from a regionallyaccredited college, you are not required to submit your high school transcript.)

For more information, call 317.955.6271, or visit us online at www.marian.edu/MAP.

Apply Online Today

Paralegal StudiesMany adults are looking for a new career direction, and a paralegal career is ranked, in study after study, among the best in the nation. So, why should you choose a certifi cateor Associate of Science degree in Paralegal Studies from Marian University?

Jobs Are Available.Paralegals aren’t just needed in law fi rms. Corporations, government agencies, insurance and mortgage companies, and even banks, need paralegals.

Obtain the Skills You Need. Marian’s Adult Program’s challenging curriculum will prepare you with courses that give you the skills you need: writing, research, critical thinking, technology, and communication.

Network With the Legal Community. You will have plenty of opportunities to network, so you can land that great job. Not only do attorneys and paralegals serve as adjunct faculty, our paralegal studies program also includes a personal mentor in the legal fi eld.

Choose Your Interest Area. With our program, you may choose the area of law you’re most interested in: family, criminal, corporate, environmental, personal injury, healthcare, medical malpractice, civil litigation, sports and entertainment, or international.

Learn Outside the Classroom. You’ll even participate in an internship in your area of specialization, preparing you to hit the ground runningafter graduation. In fact, many of our graduates havegone on to work where they’ve interned.

1 (U.S. News and World Report, “U.S. Newsand World Report Best Jobs 2014,” 2014).

2 (Indiana Department of Workforce Development, “Hoosiers by the Numbers,” 2016).

The Bureau of Labor Statisticspredicts 18.3% employment growth

for paralegals between 2010and 2020. That’s 46,900 added jobs.1

Legal jobs in Indiana alone, climb 21.2% in 2016.2

Admission RequirementsTo be admitted into the Paralegal Studies Program, you must:

– Provide all offi cial high school and college transcripts; and – Have one of the following:

- a GPA of 2.00 on a 4.00 scale from the last college attended;

- a high school GPA of 2.30 on a 4.00 scale; or - a GED score of 51 or above; or a passing TASC score.

Degree Requirements for Paralegal Studies

Earn your certifi cate or Associate of Science degree in Paralegal Studies.

Required Legal Courses: Credit HoursLAW 100 Introduction to the Paralegal Profession: Choosing an Area of Specialization (5-week) 1LAW 215 Legal Research (8-week) 3LAW 216 Legal Writing and Communication (8-week) 3LAW 256 Professional Responsibilities and Ethical Decision Making (5-week) 3LAW 261 Legal Liability: Contracts for the Paralegal (5-week) 3LAW 262 Legal Liability: Torts for the Paralegal (5-week) 3LAW 272 Civil Litigation for the Paralegal (8-week) 3LAW 285 Case Practice Management and Technology Capstone (8-week) 3LAW 290 Legal Career Preparation and Development (5-week) 1LAW 360 Internship in Prelaw Studies/Paralegal Studies (arranged) 3LAW 380 Special Topics in Law (5-week) 3

Required Supporting and General Education Courses:BUS 301 Business Law 3COM 101 Public Speaking 3ECN 200 Introductory Economics 3ENG 101 English Composition 3ENG 239 Professional Writing 3ENV 172 Introduction to Environmental Science 4HIS 102 History of the Modern World 3MAT 095 Intermediate Algebra 3MIS 101 Information System Applications 3PHL 130 Human Nature and Person 3THL 105 Introduction to Theology 3

One of the Following Courses: PSY 101 General Psychology PSY 220 Human Growth and Development SOC 101 Introduction to Sociology 3

Total Credit Hours 66

Complete the application at www.marian.edu/MAP. Click “Apply Now.”

Pay the non-refundable $35 application fee online at www.afford.com/marian. Select “Make a one-time payment” to begin,and then choose “Marian’s Adult Program Application and Portfolio Fees” from the drop down menu to continue.

Have all offi cial transcripts from high school, colleges, and technical/trade schools electronically sent to map@marian.edu,or mailed to: Marian University, Marian’s Adult Programs, 3200 Cold Spring Road, Indianapolis, IN 46222.(If you have earned 12 or more transferable credit hours from a regionally accredited college, you are not requiredto submit your high school transcript.)

For more information, call 317.955.6271, or visit us online at www.marian.edu/MAP.

Apply Online Today

Choose One

“ I secured a full-time position ata respected local law fi rm beforeI even graduated.”

Melody Schlegel, 2013 Paralegal Studies Graduate (Not pictured)

If you already have a degree, you may want to just earn a certifi cate in paralegal studies.Take these required legalcourses and their prerequisites.

The Bachelor of Sciencein Nursing (BSN) is becomingthe industry standard.U.S. News & World Report, “U.S. Newsand World Report Best Jobs 2014,” 2014

RN to BSNAs an RN, you know that earning your BSN brings youmore opportunities and better job security. But, why isMarian University the right place to take your nursingcareer to the next level?

Take Advantage of Our Reputation.Marian University has a long and respected history ofexcellence in training nurses, and the program is framedby the American Association of Colleges of Nursing(AACN) Essentials of Baccalaureate Nursing Education.

Earn Your Degree Faster.Earn your BSN degree in as little as 16 months soyou’re ready to meet the demands of today’s complexhealth care landscape.

Balance Work, Life, and School.A fully online program will actively engage you in the learning process while successfully helping you balance your education with work and family responsibilities.

Build Upon Your Skills.Our faculty will build upon your prior education, expand your knowledge, and refine your physical assessment skills.

Become a Leader.The program integrates nursing courses with liberal arts courses to provide you with a stronger foundation. Communication, management, and critical thinking skills are enhanced, so our BSN graduates are prepared for advancement opportunities.

Admission RequirementsTo be admitted into the RN to BSN Program, you must:– Have an Associate Degree or diploma with a major

in nursing from a NLNAC accredited program;– Have an active RN license;– Have a GPA of 2.50 on a 4.00 scale from a prior nursing

program; and– Provide all official college transcripts.

The Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) is becoming the industrystandard.U.S. News and World Report, “U.S. News and World Report Best Jobs 2014,” 2014

Semester One: Credit HoursNUB 328 Nursing Seminar 2NUB 335 Health Assessment 2NUB 470 Interprofessional Communication 2

Semester Two: BUS 205 Statistical Methods 3General Education Class 3NUR 350 Nursing Informatics 2NUB 400 Research in Healthcare 2

Semester Three:NUR 410 Gerontological Issues in Healthcare 2NUR 310 Legal/Ethical Aspects of Healthcare 1NUR 400 Nursing Economics 2NUB 416 Senior Seminar—Professional Role Development 1

Semester Four:NUB 450 Community Health Nursing 4NUB 401 Leadership and Management 4

Program Total 30General Education 39Electives 6Credits for RN * 53

Degree Requirements for RN to BSN

Total Credit Hours 128

Earn your Bachelor of Science degree in nursing with the RN to BSN program.

* As an RN, you will receive up to 53 credits for prior nursing courses. Your general education course credits with grades of C- or higher from regionally accredited institutions will be reviewed and evaluated by the Office of the Registrar for transfer.

“ I would recommend Marian’s Adult Programs to any nurse. It is a student-friendly BSN program that really worked with my lifestyle and work schedule. It is different from other programs because of the university’s values and reputation.”

Helen Day, 2013 RN to BSN Graduate(Not pictured)

Complete the application at www.marian.edu/MAP. Click “Apply Now.”

Pay the non-refundable $35 application fee online at www.afford.com/marian. Select “Make a one-time payment” to begin, and then choose “Marian’s Adult Program Application and Portfolio Fees” from the drop down menu to continue.

Have all official transcripts from high school, colleges, and technical/trade schools electronically sent to map@marian.edu, or mailed to: Marian University, Marian’s Adult Programs, 3200 Cold Spring Road, Indianapolis, IN 46222. (If you reside in any state other than Tennessee and have earned 12 or more transferable credit hours from a regionally accredited college, you are not required to submit your high school transcript.)

For more information, call 317.955.6271, or visit us online at www.marian.edu/MAP.

Apply Online Today

Online Nursing and Healthcare PrerequisitesAre you considering a career in the healthcare industry? Most universities require students to successfully pass prerequisite courses before they apply to nursing and other healthcare related programs. Marian’s Adult Programs (MAP) at Marian University is your one-stop shop for all your prerequisite needs.

Learn Online. Each course is completed online, the majority of which use electronic textbooks, making it easier to take notes, highlight, and search for information.

Courses are fully online, so you will not need to take proctored tests. While each instructor may conduct his/her class differently, there are windows of time when you may complete exams, labs, and quizzes.

Choose Classes That Fit Your Schedule. Online classes are either fi ve or eight weeks in length, and students may take one or two classes at a time. With classes beginning 12 different times each year, you’ll fi nd the right classat the right time, so you can complete your prerequisites sooner.

Build a Strong Foundation. Many institutions offer online courses, but with Marian University’s reputation for rigorous courses and engaged professors, you can feel confi dent that you have a strong foundation to enter into a challenging nursing or other healthcare program.

Continue Your Education. While Marian University has regional accreditation, each institution sets its own transfer credit policies. If you intend to earn your nursing degree at another college, we suggest speaking with your registrar or advisor before you registerfor the online prerequisites.

Getting started is easy. Call an advisor at 317.955.6271or apply online at www.onlineprereqs.com.

The following classes are typically consideredto be nursing prerequisites:

BIO 214 Microbiology 4BIO 225 Human Anatomy 5BIO 226 General Human Physiology 5BUS 205 Statistical Methods 3CHE 100 Elements of General and Biological Chemistry 4CHE 108 Elements of General and Biological Chemistry Lab 1PSY 220 Human Growth and Development 3PSY 230 Abnormal Psychology 3

Complete course descriptions are available.Additional online courses are listed on the reverse.

Additional online courses:

ART 139 Art Appreciation 3BUS 205 Statistical Methods 3BUS 250 Principles of Management 3BUS 330 Leadership 3BUS 372 Creativity and Change 3COM 101 Public Speaking 3ECN 200 Introductory Economics 3ENG 101 English Composition 3ENG 213 Literature: The Short Story 3ENG 239 Professional Writing 3ENV 172 Intro to Environmental Science 4HIS 102 History of the Modern World 3MAT 095 Intermediate Algebra 3MUS 127 Appreciation of Music 3NUB 470 Interprofessional Communication 2PBH 100 Intro to Human Services and Social Problems 3PBH 495 Health and Human Services Capstone:

Experiential and Service Learning 3PHL 130 Human Nature and Person 3PSY 101 General Psychology 3PSY 330 Health Psychology 3SOC 100 Experiential Learning Community Service 1-3SOC 101 Introduction to Sociology 3SOC 325 Social Class, Power and Inequality 3SOC 377 Global Health Issues and Interventions 3THL 105 Introducation to Theology 3THL 216 Moral Issues 3

Complete course descriptions are available.

Complete the application at www.onlineprereqs.com — follow the instructions outlined.

Pay the non-refundable $35 application fee online at www.afford.com/marian. Select “Make a one-time payment” to begin,and then choose “Marian’s Adult Program Application and Portfolio Fees” from the drop down menu to continue.

Have your most recent offi cial college transcript electronically sent to map@marian.edu,or mailed to: Marian University, Marian’s Adult Programs, 3200 Cold Spring Road, Indianapolis, IN 46222.

Apply For Online Courses Today

Health and Human ServicesEarning a Bachelor of Health and Human Services (HHS) degree will give you the skills you need to affect positive change within your community and improve the health and well-being of the population. HHS professionals are leaders who often coordinate the delivery of healthcare and focus on broader scale work within the community. Graduates typically pursue employment in positions such as health care educators, community health managers, case managers, population health coordinators, or non-profi t program directors.

RN to BSN Are you a registered nurse? Now is the time to earn your Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) with our online RN to BSN program. Enjoy additional job security, while becominga nurse leader in as little as 16 months.

Marian University has a long and respected history of excellence in training nurses, and the program is framed by the American Association of Colleges of Nursing (AACN) Essentials of Baccalaureate Nursing Education.

For more information, call an advisor at 317.955.6271 or go to www.marian.edu/MAP.

MAP offers two completely online degrees that will prepare you to enter the healthcare industryor take your existing nursing career to the next level.

Online Healthcare Degrees at Marian’s Adult Programs

“ My MAP classes were excellent preparation for getting into the nursing program.”

Shelley Brosseau