Master of Science in Nursing
Earn your MSN while enjoying flexible, 100% online learning
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The Bryan College of Health Sciences master's degree in nursing program out of Lincoln, Nebraska, is designed for nurses who are balancing work, family and life obligations.
- Manageable course load – allows work/life balance
- Online program with three to four synchronous video meetings per course to provide real-time engagement with faculty and other students
- Preceptor program – offers real-life situational learning
- Affordable – tuition is one of lowest in the area ($605 per credit hour)
- Employee reimbursement accepted
- Classes taught by award-winning faculty
An MSN degree enhances your skills, nursing knowledge and opens doors to multiple career options. In as little as two years (36 credits), you could be on your way to more opportunities to make a difference.
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Master of Science in Nursing Tracks
Bryan College of Health Sciences offers two tracks toward an MSN degree that can be tailored to your needs:
Nurse Educator
Nurse Educator graduates will be qualified for teaching in colleges and universities, patient education, staff development and continuing education or training in health care.
- Incorporate advanced concepts to real-life practice and education
- Master teaching strategies to produce deep learning
- Develop networks with other students and experienced educators
Learn More About the Nurse Educator Track
Nurse Leadership
Nurse Leadership graduates will be qualified for leadership positions in management or at the bedside.
- Solve complex organizational problems and lead patient care
- Build trusting relationships to provide excellent care
- Utilize financial information to make decisions and advocate for resources
Learn More About the Nurse Leadership Track
MSN Requirements
Bachelor's degree with major in nursing (BSN)
GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale in RN program. GPAs under 3.0 may be considered for provisional admission
Current, unencumbered license as a professional registered nurse (RN) in Nebraska, or the state where practicum will occur
Sample of academic writing and goals statement
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