RN to MSN (MSN) – Master
This RN to MSN graduate program track is designed to build upon the students’ associate nursing education and professional experience into the Master degree in Nursing. The RN to MSN program prepares professional nurses with a wide range of educational experiences. There are two specialties available: Nurse Educator and Nurse Leadership/Management. GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS (A MINIMUM OF 55 CREDITS) |
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Nursing is a rewarding career. From the moment you begin your journey as a registered nurse (RN), you can make a positive impact on the lives of your patients. And if you choose to take it further, you can pursue a Master of Science in Nursing (MSN). This equips you with the leadership skills you need to become an advanced practice nurse, a leader and a mentor.
Pursuing a Master’s in Nursing is a great way to improve your career. While attending an RN to MSN program, you can become a leader in the field. There are many job opportunities available after completing a master’s program, from nursing administration to teaching and research positions. Admissions Requirements: • Active Registered Nurse License • Graduated from an Associate of Sciences in Nursing from an accredited institution. • All students must have completed all General Education requirements for the BSN with a grade of “C” or higher prior to starting the MSN core courses. |
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