Academic Programs / Admissions
Undergraduate program overview
The College of Nursing provides a strong academic and clinical background for entry into professional nursing, as well as leadership preparation at the baccalaureate level for those who are already registered nurses.
Master's program overview
The graduate program in nursing provides a broad range of clinical and classroom-based education with a strong emphasis on patient-centered practice. Several options are available which give students a solid background in theory and foundations of nursing, and expose them to the latest technology and ideas in nursing.
In this section:
- MS Traditional Introduction
- MS Traditional Admissions
- MS Traditional coursework
- MS Traditional Contact Page
- Graduate Entry Introduction
- Graduate Entry Admissions
- Graduate Entry Prerequisites
- Graduate Entry coursework
- Graduate Entry FAQs
- Graduate Entry Contact Us
- Graduate specialties introduction
- Post-Master's study option
- Minors and specializations
Doctoral programs overview
The College of Nursing offers two doctoral-level degrees: the Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) and the Doctor of Nurse Practice (DNP).