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MSN-DNP: 36 total credits
The online DNP programs allow students to customize their education with specializations in either direct patient care as an advanced practiced nurse, or indirect patient care as a nurse executive. Students follow a fairly rigorous program of study based on their program track. Initial individualized programs of study will be developed no later than a student's first semester.
By the time they graduate, students will complete 1,000 clinical/practice hours (post-baccalaureate program), a DNP project that focuses on a transformative change to promote quality healthcare, and dissemination of the project through presentation or publication.
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Total credits: 37 | Part-time curriculum | 1,000 clinical/practicum hours
Students in the MSN-to-DNP may receive credit for some of their clinical hours completed in previous graduate clinical courses as determined on an individual basis. MSN-DNP students have the opportunity to earn post-graduate certificates as a part of their DNP program, but it is not a requirement. Available certificates include:
Advanced Practice Registered Nursing (APRN) Certificate Programs
Advanced Nursing Role Specialization Certificate Programs
Total credits: 37
Total Credits: 67
The Adult Gerontology-Acute Care Practitioner option prepares students to be eligible for AG-ACNP certification. Students in the MSN-DNP/AG-ACNP option complete the following courses:
Total Credits: 67
The Family Nurse Practitioner track option prepares students to be eligible for certification as a family nurse practitioner. Students in the MSN-DNP/FNP option complete the following courses:
Total Credits: 67
Students in the MSN-DNP/PMHP option complete the following courses:
Total Credits: 57
Students in the MSN-DNP/NE option complete the following courses:
Total Credits: 55
Students in the MSN-DNP/NL option complete the following courses:
For more details, see the Graduate Catalog.
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