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BSN-DNP: 70 total credits | 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.
To see what the learning experience could look like for you, view a sample course plan of study:
Total credits: 70
BSN-DNP students will also earn post-graduate certificates as a part of their DNP program. Available certificates include:
Advanced Practice Registered Nursing (APRN) Certificate Programs
Advanced Nursing Role Specialization Certificate Programs
The APRN Certificate programs at Ohio University are intended to prepare students for advanced practice nursing and national certification in those areas. State Boards of Nursing set individual standards for licensure in their state. It is highly recommended that students who seek admission to these programs at Ohio University contact their home state’s Board of Nursing to verify that the desired program and its graduates will meet the eligibility criteria for approval for those credentials. Approved RN licensure states for application can be found on the School of Nursing website.
Total credits: 29
Total Credits: 41
The Adult Gerontology-Acute Care Practitioner option prepares students to be eligible for AG-ACNP certification. Students in the BSN-DNP/AG-ACNP option complete the following courses:
Total Credits: 41
The Family Nurse Practitioner track option prepares students to be eligible for certification as a family nurse practitioner. Students in the BSN-DNP/FNP option complete the following courses:
Total Credits: 41
Students in the BSN-DNP/PMHP option complete the following courses:
Total Credits: 41
Students in the BSN-DNP/NE option complete the following courses:
Total Credits: 41
Students in the BSN-DNP/NL option complete the following courses:
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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