Master of Science in Nursing (2024)

Our Unparalleled Program Offers:

• Expert Faculty
• Flexibility and Convenience
• Outstanding ROI
• Affordability and Accessibility

^{Our BSN to MSN program is designed to prepare students for advanced-level roles and specialty positions. Graduates can function as educators in hospitals, faculty for Licensed Practical Nursing (LPN) and Associate Degree in Nursing (ADN) programs, as well as clinical faculty for BSN programs.}

^{Credit Requirements: The program consists of 39 graduate credit hours.}

^{Duration: Complete the program in as little as 4 full-time semesters or 7 part-time semesters to fit your schedule.}

^{Flexible Learning: All courses are delivered online and asynchronously, meaning no campus visits are required. You can study at your own pace without interrupting your professional commitments.}

^{Clinical Hours: Fulfill 500 required clinical hours without the need for on-campus simulation or clinical sessions.}

^{Specialty Options: Choose between the Healthcare Innovation concentration or the Nursing Education concentration, each comprising 12 credit hours tailored to your career goals.}

^{Admission Requirements:The College of Nursing Admission Requirements include the following: (1) Possess a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) from an accredited school and (2) a minimum GPA of 3.0.}

^{FSU is waiving the GRE as a requirement for admission to certain master’s and specialist degree programs until the end of 2026. The GRE waiver will be automatically applied to all applications for those terms.}

^{The Graduate Program seeks to maintain its academic integrity and that of its students by following university graduate policies. The College of Nursing graduate program students must have a "B" (3.0) or better in all graduate nursing coursework. Any course grade below a "B" (3.0) cannot count toward the graduate degree. A student who fails to achieve a grade of "B" or better in a course is required to take the course again. A student who fails to achieve a grade of "B" or better a second time in a course cannot continue in the graduate program (CON Student Policy G-1). 39 S}

<sup>Application Process:
1. Apply for admission to Florida State University three months before the College of Nursing application deadline through The Graduate School.</sup>

^{2. Apply for admission to the College of Nursing.}

^{3. For non-FSU students, submit official transcripts from all higher education instruction formerly attended by the FSU University Admissions Office.}

^{4. Transcripts must be submitted prior to the application deadline.}

^{5. Notice of admission will be emailed.}

^{Our RN to MSN program is designed for dedicated registered nurses with an associate degree in nursing. This comprehensive program allows you to earn both a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) and a Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) upon completion.}

^{Credit Requirements: The program consists of 6 undergraduate credit hours and 45 graduate credit hours.}

^{Duration: Complete the program in as little as 4 full-time semesters or 7 part-time semesters to fit your schedule.}

^{Flexible Learning: All courses are delivered online and asynchronously, meaning no campus visits are required. You can study at your own pace without interrupting your professional commitments.}

^{Clinical Hours: Fulfill 530 required clinical hours without the need for on-campus simulation or clinical sessions.}

^{Specialty Options: Choose between the Healthcare Innovation concentration or the Nursing Education concentration, each comprising 12 credit hours tailored to your career goals.}

^{Admission Requirements:The College of Nursing Admission Requirements include the following: (1) Possess an associate degree in nursing (AA or AS) from an accredited school and (2) a minimum GPA of 3.0.}

^{FSU is waiving the GRE as a requirement for admission to certain master’s and specialist degree programs until the end of 2026. The GRE waiver will be automatically applied to all applications for those terms.}

^{The Graduate Program seeks to maintain its academic integrity and that of its students by following university graduate policies. The College of Nursing graduate program students must have a "B" (3.0) or better in all graduate nursing coursework. Any course grade below a "B" (3.0) cannot count toward the graduate degree. A student who fails to achieve a grade of "B" or better in a course is required to take the course again. A student who fails to achieve a grade of "B" or better a second time in a course cannot continue in the graduate program (CON Student Policy G-1). 39 S}

<sup>Application Process:
1. Apply for admission to Florida State University three months before the College of Nursing application deadline through The Graduate School.</sup>

^{2. Apply for admission to the College of Nursing.}

^{3. For non-FSU students, submit official transcripts from all higher education instruction formerly attended by the FSU University Admissions Office.}

^{4. Transcripts must be submitted prior to the application deadline.}

^{5. Notice of admission will be emailed.}