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Look for programs where the dnp programs have CCNE accreditation (not just accreditation for the MSN programs).
NLN accreditation covers the accreditation for programs from the CNA level to the BSN level. CCNE covers BSN degrees and above.
Actually, NLNAC--now calling itself ACEN--does accredit doctoral programs. Per their website, they've accredited 7 of them.
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Devon Rex, ADN, BSN
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Hello.
I'm currently a student nurse @ Herzing University (Winter Park, FL) and plan on continuing on all the way to DNP once I graduate. They are NLN accredited and they also offer a bachelor's degree, but not MSN or DNP degrees.
As I move forward with my education, what accreditation should I look for in institutions that offer the DNP degree?