Is DePaul MENP an MSN program?

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Is the DePaul MENP program an MSN degree program? If just an MS, what's the difference? Thank you all!

Specializes in Critical Care, Education.

Iv'e never heard of an NP program that did not award an MSN, except for those that award DNPs.

Specializes in Emergency, Case Management, Informatics.

Never heard of it, but a brief investigation reveals that it's an MS under the College of Nursing. So, it's reasonable to assume it's an MSN.

Generalist Nursing (MS) | College of Science & Health | Graduate | Degree Requirements | DePaul University

MENP is just their name for a direct-entry Master's.

Specializes in Critical Care.

It's an MS in nursing, not an MSN. This is because at depaul, the school of nursing is through the college of science & health, not a college of nursing.

Specializes in Critical Care.

Meaning, they can't award an MSN since it's not a college of nursing.

Specializes in Emergency, Case Management, Informatics.
It's an MS in nursing, not an MSN. This is because at depaul, the school of nursing is through the college of science & health, not a college of nursing.

It's an MS in Nursing, but not an MS in... Nursing? :roflmao:

Regardless of designation as a college of nursing, or a school of nursing under another college, the degree is still MSN, BSN, etc. To put it simply, the designation of school versus college has to do with how many different programs are offered. For example, my university's nursing program was a school of nursing under the college of health sciences. After expanding their MSN programs to several different specialties, they were changed to a college of nursing. The degree awarded as a school of nursing was still a BSN or MSN.

Specializes in Emergency, Case Management, Informatics.
It's an MS in nursing, not an MSN. This is because at depaul, the school of nursing is through the college of science & health, not a college of nursing.

As an aside, I noticed that you're a DePaul MENP grad. If the degree isn't an MSN, why do you claim MSN in your username title? :whistling:

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