Master in Nursing?

suzanne4, RN · Aug 30, 2005

Please do a search on this forum. This question has already been addressed many, many times.

hali · Aug 31, 2005

I am sorry, i looked for that in the educator forum but no information about it.

hope to hear from any of you here.

HeartsOpenWide, RN · Aug 31, 2005

This is how I understand it, let me use an example:

Is there a program for students who have a bachelor's in non-nursing field to get masters degree? Yes, applicants who are a RN, but have their bachelor's in a non-nursing field need to submit a portfolio with their application packet. Instructions for completing the portfolio are available in the last page of the application packet: http://www.midwives.org/source/Admissions/Application.pdf

You would first need to go though a nursing program, just a basic two year one from what I understand.

Hope this helps

Hello,
I have my BS in Public Health and plan to pursue a degree in nursing. Can I go directly to Masters in Nursing? If so, how can I go about it. Any response is well appreciated.
Thank you.

suzanne4, RN · Aug 31, 2005

The search needs to be done on this site, not the nurse educator forum.

Yes, there are programs out there that you can go into a direct entry MSN program if you already have a bachelor's degree in another area. You will still have pre-reqs to complete. You will find quite a bit of information about this on Allnurses.com but not it in the Nurse Educator forum as it doesn't pertain to them.

hali · Aug 31, 2005

Thank you all for your reply. I appreciate that. :)

VickyRN, MSN, DNP, RN · Sep 7, 2005

Thank you all for your reply. I appreciate that. :)

Here are some great links concerning direct entry Masters programs:

https://allnurses.com/forums/showthread.php?t=109993&page=1&pp=10

http://www.nursingeducationsource.com/direct%20entry%20masters%20in%20nursing%20programs.php

http://www.utexas.edu/nursing/html/ae01.html