- The University of Texas at Austin | Alternate Entry Master of Science in Nursing (AE-MSN) 2024
- The University of Texas at Austin | Alternate Entry Master of Science in Nursing (AE-MSN) 2023
- The University of Texas at Austin | Alternate Entry Master of Science in Nursing (AE-MSN) 2023
- The University of Texas at Austin | Alternate Entry Master of Science in Nursing (AE-MSN) 2023
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The University of Texas at Austin | Alternate Entry Master of Science in Nursing (AE-MSN) 2023
Thank you so much, I will be applying next round and will be moving there this Summer for other reasons. Should I be accepted, I was trying to figure out if the 12 months starts at application or acceptance/ enrollment and if I didn't get the cut off, but was already living there would I at least be able to apply for in state the following hear. Maybe I will reach out to the finance department and find out. Thank you for responding!
- The University of Texas at Austin | Alternate Entry Master of Science in Nursing (AE-MSN) 2023
- The University of Texas at Austin | Alternate Entry Master of Science in Nursing (AE-MSN) 2023
- The University of Texas at Austin | Alternate Entry Master of Science in Nursing (AE-MSN) 2023
- The University of Texas at Austin | Alternate Entry Master of Science in Nursing (AE-MSN) 2023
- The University of Texas at Austin | Alternate Entry Master of Science in Nursing (AE-MSN) 2023
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The University of Texas at Austin | Alternate Entry Master of Science in Nursing (AE-MSN) 2023
I have a question hoping someone isight on. I have an interdisciplinary undergrad in health as I was a student athlete. I want to move to Austin and want to apply to the AE MSN but the "only able to practice as an RN in Texas" worries me. What if I don't want to continue to the NP, are there really no options to be a nurse after year 1. I realize I can find other programs but wondering if there is something I am missing. UT doesn't offer an accelerated BSN and I really think I want to be an NP, I just wonder what happens to people who change their mind and are not from Texas. Can you go back to your state and take the NCLEX there and practice or would you have to start over at another school in an RN program even though you have passed the NCLEX. Thoughts? Thank you in advance.