Which Accelerated Second-Degree Program is Right for You?
Accelerated Bachelor of Science in Nursing
(BSN)
BSN Program Highlights
- Graduates prepare for entry-level positions
- Graduates prepared for national licensure exam (NCLEX)
- 59 credit hours
- 15 months (4 semesters)
- Undergraduate level
- Coursework offered in a hybrid format
Accelerated Master's Entry into Professional Nursing (MSN)
MEPN Program Highlights
- Graduates prepared for leadership positions
- Graduates prepared for national licensure exam (NCLEX) and Clinical Nurse Leader (CNL) certification exam
- 66.5 credit hours
- 24 months (6 semesters)
- Graduate level
- Coursework offered in-person format for clinical courses and online/hybrid all nonclinical courses
Both Programs Offer:
- Outstanding faculty with teaching and practice expertise
- Coursework year-round
- Full accreditation through the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education
- Supportive educational atmosphere
- Small cohort sizes
- A variety of clinical experiences in regionally and nationally recognized health care agencies
- State of the art nursing simulation laboratories with certified simulation faculty
- Opportunities to collaborate with faculty who have diverse research interest
- Leadership opportunities in student organizations and mentorship
- International Service-Learning Program which includes travel to Ghana, Belize, and Croatia
- Clinical and volunteer opportunities that facilitate community outreach
