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MASTER
OF SCIENCE IN NURSING (MSN)
The Master of Science in Nursing Program includes:
Family Nurse Practitioner
track (FNP)
FNP Curriculum Plan
(full-time)
FNP Curriculum Plan
(part-time)
Post
MSN-FNP Certificate Program
Community Health
& Education track (CHE)
CHE
Curriculum Plan (full-time)
CHE Curriculum Plan (part-time)
RN-MSN
RN-MSN Transition Sequence Fact Sheet
RN-MSN Curriculum Plan
Classes are offered using a hybrid model that includes
both classroom and web-based learning. Students and
faculty negotiate clinical sites with experienced
mentors.
MSN Interviews
Applicants must complete the MSN Interview process prior
to admission to the MSN Program.
- Individuals making application to the FNP and
CHE track must be interviewed no later than April
29th.
- Individuals making application to the RN-MSN
Transition Sequence must be interviewed no later
than August 5th.
- When applications exceed the number of positions
for incoming students a waiting list will be
established.
- Applicants will be scheduled for one of the interview
dates listed below.
Academic Year 2009-2010
Tuesday, August 3, 2010
Tuesday,
December 7, 2010
Tuesday, March 7, 2011
Tuesday,
April 19, 2011
Tuesday, August 2, 2011
Admission and
transfer information for MSN Program
Clinical Requirements
In
order to participate in clinical experiences,
clinical
requirements as set by the Department of
Nursing and clinical agencies must be met.
TECHNOLOGY REQUIREMENTS:
Note: It is strongly recommended that students own
a computer that is no more than three years old and
should be a Windows based PC. Your computer should
meet the criteria as established by the University.
Contact University Technologies Services for specifics on the USF
website
http://www.sf.edu/sf/uts. You will need to have the
following computer competencies prior to beginning the
MSN program: sending and receiving email, attaching a
file to an email message, navigating the web, using
Microsoft Word and Power Point and being aware of web
etiquette. Complete information about minimum
requirements to use Blackboard can be found at
http://www.sf.edu/blackboard/
Career Advancement
Graduates from the MSN program are prepared to pursue
doctoral study in nursing.
Accreditation
The Graduate Nursing Program is accredited by the
Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE), One
Dupont Circle, NW, Suite 530, Washington, D.C. 20036.
Phone 202-463-6930. Web site
www.aacn.nche.edu |