MSN & RN-MSN Programs in Arkansas
There are 5 nursing schools in Arkansas that provide MSN & RN-MSN program. We gathered some key information about each school to help you learn more about the schools' characteristics and the programs they provide.
Where applicable we also list weighted average NCLEX pass rate of the students who attended the schools in the last 3 years.
Arkansas State University-Main Campus
Jonesboro, AR
Arkansas State University is a public research University established in 1909. The main campus is in Jonesboro, Arkansas and is the flagship campus of the ASU System – the second-largest university system in the state. It is also home to the largest library in the state, the Dean B. Ellis Library. The university was originally established as an agricultural college and began offering ...
Arkansas Tech University
Russellville, AR
The Arkansas Tech University Master of Science in Nursing utilizes a multi-disciplinary approach which integrates a range of nursing administration principles for students engaged in specializations related to emergency management administration in a range of health care settings. The core curriculum for the MSN program includes 27 semester hours of coursework in research design and methods, ...
University of Arkansas
Fayetteville, AR
The University of Arkansas Master of Science in Nursing, program is an online program offered through the Eleanor Mann School of Nursing. The program offers specialization in Adult Health Clinical Nurse Specialist and Nurse Educator. The program including 500 hours of supervised clinical practice can be completed in 2 years and a summer semester of full time study. Part time students may ...
University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences
Little Rock, AR
The University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences Master of Science in Nursing, program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education. The MSN program trains students for advanced nursing practice as well as offering an entry for doctoral study. The curriculum prepares students to be eligible for certification from the American Association of Critical-Care Nurses and the ...