Master of Science in Nursing - Holistic Nursing

The curriculum of the Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) program is based on the philosophy of the University and the School of Nursing. The purpose of the master's degree program is to prepare nurses for advanced clinical practice and for nursing leadership and teaching positions in both university and alternative/complimentary clinical health care settings. The MSN curriculum is organized to support students progressive learning of advanced nursing knowledge and skills. The major concepts of the curriculum cover advanced practice nursing roles, holistic health care, theory, evidence-based practice, ethical, legal, and policy health care issues, and nursing education theory and practice.

The program is designed to ensure students are knowledgeable in these areas:

Nursing theory and research concepts and their application to practice,
Advanced clinical practice, and
Role competence.
The program provides for a range of electives that complement the area of concentration. The master's program provides the foundation for doctoral study.

Cumulative GPA of 3.0 (on a 4.0 scale) in all required courses (general education and nursing) for the BSN degree OR in all the nursing courses. Graduation from a Nationally Accredited baccalaureate nursing program An active, unencumbered RN license in the state in which you practice IELTS - 6.0, TOEFL - 71 (Internet-based Test), 525 (Paper Test), Duolingo test - 95