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Every page on this site, grouped the way the menu is.
Ball State clinical systems
- Placement process
- Finding your own preceptor
- Affiliation agreements
- Clinical packets
- Preceptor requirements
- Clinicals where you work
- Clinical agencies by state
- Clinicals outside Indiana
- Who does what
- Clinical hours
- FNP 690 hours
- NUR 634 Health Assessment
- NUR 681 Adult 1
- NUR 682 Children
- NUR 683 Adult 2
- NUR 684 Women
- NUR 673 FNP practicum
- NUR 672 role practicum
- DNP clinical hours
- American Data Bank and CORE
- Compliance checklist
- RN license rules
- Indiana NP practice
- Indiana Board of Nursing
- Academic calendar
- Online student tools
- Grades and time limits
- Library and support
- State authorization
- Accreditation
- FNP certification exams
Programs
Placement help
Indiana regions
Other states
Policies
Ball State asks you to find your preceptor. We find one near you.
Tell us your Ball State track, where you live and when your next clinical course starts. We find preceptors near you who fit the course, confirm the practice will sign Ball State's affiliation agreement, and line up a backup, so the School of Nursing can clear the site before the semester.
- Preceptors matched to the course: pediatrics for
NUR 682, women's health forNUR 684, adult primary care forNUR 681andNUR 683 - Outside your own unit or clinic, in a state where Ball State's program is authorized
- Across Indiana, from Muncie to Evansville, and in the other states Ball State accepts
Start your placement plan
Program, city and start date is all we need to begin.