South University-Montgomery

The MSN program offers a combination of theoretical nursing knowledge and advanced concepts of nursing practice to prepare graduates to work in a range of advanced positions within different healthcare setting.

The curriculum consists of six core courses to be taken alongside the courses offered in the areas of specialization offered by the university. The program is designed to include integrated clinical practice opportunities in the student’s area of concentration and a final project that combines both the theoretical and practical aspects of nursing.

The areas of specialization are Family Nurse Practitioner, Nurse Educator, and Adult Health Nurse Practitioner.

The Nurse Practitioner Track is a 56 credit hour specialization (Adult Health Nurse Practitioner). The program consists of theoretical as well as supervised intensive clinical practice. The Family Nurse Practitioner specialization on the other hand requires 62 credit hours and the Nurse Educator specialization requires 48 credit hours.

Admission Requirements:

• Bachelor of Science Degree in nursing from a program accredited by the CCNE or NLNAC
• Official Transcripts with completed coursework and grade point average
• Current valid, unencumbered license for Registered Nurses
• Complete application package