About the School of Nursing
The School of Nursing offers six interrelated courses of study based on a unified curriculum. Entry into a specific program depends on the individual student’s prior preparation. Our programs are designed to prepare nurses who are able to assume leadership roles in the health care system of the future. This includes engaging diverse individuals, families, groups, and communities in the mutual pursuit of healing and wholeness. We achieve this mission through excellence and innovation in education, scholarship, service and practice.
The School of Nursing offers the following:
- Bachelor of Science Degree for non-nurse college graduates
- Master of Science Degree for non-nurse college graduates
- Master of Science Degree for Registered Nurses with a Baccalaureate Degree in Nursing or other field,
- Associate’s degree or diploma
- Certificate of Advanced Study for RNs with MSN degree
- Doctor of Nursing Practice degree for RNs with a Baccalaureate Degree in Nursing or other field
- Doctor of Nursing Practice degree for RNs with a Master’s degreein nursing or related field
The following table summarizes the pre-requisites, credits required for graduation, and the applicable licensure,
certification and degree associated with each program, and common areas of practice.