Published Jan 6, 2009
ks48
24 Posts
I recently graduated from Kansas State University with a B.S. in Agriculture majoring in Animal Science/Pre-Vet. I am currently taking a few Nursing Pre-reqs due to me having graduate level courses in Equine Nutrition, Physiology and Anatomy...just not anything dealing with the Human side. :) I was on the pre-vet route when I decided that I want to switch gears and go into the human medical field versus veterinary medicine. With all of my research work I did for KSU and internships and externships I do have quite an impressive list of medical experience but only on the veterinary side. My question is, what would be your advice to get prepared for the masters application process? I have spoke with a few Directors of Nursing from Universities that I am interested in already...and I am taking some more classes to give me the Human side of science (even though it is not too far off of what I have already studied) What would you do in my shoes?????????? Thank you so much for any advice you can offer!!!!!
just_cause, BSN, RN
1,471 Posts
There are over 60 direct entry Masters of nursing programs... go to AACN website and search there. The pre-reqs vary and will ultimately be based on how geographically and financially flexible you are.
v/r
UVA Grad Nursing
1,068 Posts
There are several threads about Direct Entry nursing programs in the MSN/DNP/PHD forum.
The list of Direct Entry MSN programs from the AACN website is at http://www.aacn.nche.edu/IDS/pdf/GENMAS.pdf
The list of Accelerated BSN programs from the AACN website can be found here: http://www.aacn.nche.edu/IDS/pdf/BSNNCG.pdf