Master of Science in Nursing

Masters of Science in Nursing

(MSN)

Deadline for Spring 2010 applications for FNP and Adult Health Nursing options is October 15, 2009.

The MSN prepares nurses with the complex practice skills and theoretical knowledge necessary for roles in advanced nursing and leadership in the contemporary health care system. Graduate study in nursing is the basis for professional growth in advanced practice roles and the foundation for doctoral study in nursing.

ASU is pleased to offer several different Degree options in the Masters program:

 

 

 

Program Information

For individuals who already have a graduate nursing degree, ASU offers a 2nd Degree and post Master's certificates in most specialty options. Individuals pursuing Nurse Anesthesia receive a Master of Science in Nursing in Nurse Anesthesia. Contact the Department for more information regarding these options. RNs who do not have their baccalaureate degree in nursing should consider ASU's RN to BSN program.

The Master of Science in Nursing Program is accredited by the National League for Nursing Accrediting Commission (61 Broadway, New York, NY 10006, Telephone: 212-363- 5555, Ext. 153).

Students wishing to enroll in MSN courses must first make application to the Graduate School. You will find additional information on the particular program of interest by clicking the advanced practice title listed above. Admission requirements and guidelines are included in the link titled Admission Requirements. After review of this information if you have additional questions you may contact Dr. Sue McLarry, Chair School of Nursing, smclarry@state.edu, Jill Self, jself@astate.edu or the School of Nursing @ 870-972-3074.

Policies and other information are available in a guide for graduate nursing students, entitled Graduate Information Guide (GIG). Knowledge of the policies and information in the GIG is required following admission.