Published May 17, 2009
Mzjez
19 Posts
Has anyone done the FNP program at USM? I'm just wondering what you're experinces are because I am planning to Bridge from Rn to MSN when I finish my ADN and I have not found any threads about it. Right now I'm looking at the gulf coast campus. Thank you :)
1BlessedRN
167 Posts
has anyone done the fnp program at usm? i'm just wondering what you're experinces are because i am planning to bridge from rn to msn when i finish my adn and i have not found any threads about it. right now i'm looking at the gulf coast campus. thank you :)
i don't know about the fnp program i do know they desire that you have a gpa 3.0 or higher in all previous nursing courses for the bridge option...which can be a challenge...but it can be obtained..:redbeathe
contact usm-school of nursing- meridian campus
1000 highway 19 north
meridian, ms 39307-5799
1-800-824-5288 ext. 4-0400
601-484-0400
fax: 601-484-0439
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in keeping with its commitment of excellence and leadership in nursing, the college of nursing offers a master of science in nursing degree designed for nurses holding an associate degree (adn) or a diploma in nursing. with this plan, students do not receive the baccalaureate degree, but after completing prerequisites may then proceed with the graduate level courses. students may elect to pursue the program of study on a full- or part-time basis. students select an emphasis area on admission.
rn to msn admission requirements
graduate academic progression
a student must maintain a 3.0 grade-point average each semester and may not earn more than one grade of c in one course in the program of study. failure to meet this requirement will result in denial of progression in the graduate nursing program. students enrolled in any laboratory course must adhere to agency guidelines and must maintain their nursing license without restriction to practice throughout the program of study.
want more information about the nursing program? contact cynthia luther by e-mail at [email protected] or by telephone at 601-484-0400 ext. 4-0400