Overview of Degrees and Programs Offered

Prelicensure

• Coming in Summer 2008 - Generalist Entry Masters (GEM) with a Focus in Clinical Leadership

• Seven Quarter BSN (last matriculating class accepted Fall 2007)
• Accelerated, One Year BSN (last matriculating class accepted Winter 2008)
• Online RN-BSN Program* (last matriculating class accepted Fall 2007)
• Online RN-BSN with a Master's Degree Option* (last matriculating class accepted Fall 2007)

*RN's with a bachelor's degree in another area may apply directly to the graduate program

Descriptions of Master's Advanced Generalist, CNS and NP Programs

ADN-MSN Program

Masters (M.S.N.): Clinical Specialist

• Community/Public Health
• Critical Care: Adult
• Gerontological
• Medical-Surgical
• Pediatric
• Psychiatric-Mental Health

Masters (M.S.N.): Nurse Practitioner

• Acute Care
• Acute/Chronic Care Pediatric
• Adult
• Anesthesia
• Family
• Gerontological
• Neonatal
• Pediatric
• Psychiatric-Mental Health (Adult or Child/Family focus)

Dual Master's Programs of Study are Available in the Following Areas:

• Acute Care NP and Critical Care CNS
• Adult NP and Gerontological NP or CNS
• Adult NP and Medical-Surgical CNS

Contact the Department of Adult Health Nursing for more information about these dual programs fo study

Post-Masters Certificate

A Post-Master's Certificate may be earned for any NP or CNS option

Post-Certificate Masters

• Anesthesia
• Neonatal
• Pediatric

Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP)

Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Nursing

MSN-PhD

BSN-PhD

Pre-Doctoral Fellowship Information