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Master's

RN-M.S.N. Program

Wilkes University College of Health and Education 0 courses

About This Program

Nursing, R.N. to M.S.N. Purpose This distance learning RN to M.S.N. graduate nursing program is designed for the registered nurse with an associate’s degree in nursing (AAN or ASN) who plans to earn a career-enhancing nursing degree to the master’s level. Students enter this program as graduate students of the university. The Essentials (2021) are applied to the curriculum and students undergo behavioral assessments of competency outcomes in meeting needs for entry level and advanced -entry level nursing education. The curriculum starts with two bridge courses totaling 10 credit hours, which bring the student to the baccalaureate level of study. * A pass-through bachelor’s degree in nursing is not granted as part of this program. After completing the bridge courses, students continue in completing a concentration of their choice for the Master of Science in Nursing degree (see Master of Science in Nursing section of the handbook). Graduates are eligible for national certification upon program completion of the respective concentration. RN to M.S.N. students follow the policies of the Passan School of Nursing graduate nursing program. Admission Requirements Applicants will be evaluated for admission based on the following criteria. These admissions standards represent the minimum eligibility requirements for the program. Admission committee members reserve the right to request additional information from candidates as needed for a more in-depth review of qualifications. A...

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