MSN

Important Notification
 As of Fall 2010, we will no longer be accepting new applications for the on-ground MSN Nursing practitioner or administration specialties.  Applicants interested in these specialties should consider the online/blended Doctor of Nursing Practice degree.   Click here for additional information. 

Applicants interested in the Clinical Nurse Leader (CNL) speciality can still apply to the Master of Science in Nursing degree program.  The CNL specialty will be offered as an online/blended program. 

PLEASE NOTE, WE ARE CONTINUING OUR COMMITMENT TO OFFERING THE MSN PROGRAM THROUGH THE REGENTS ONLINE CAMPUS COLLABORATIVE.  CLICK HERE FOR INFORMATION ABOUT THIS EXCITING ONLINE PROGRAM.  

Current Students click here for forms. 

The Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) degree program prepares nurses for advanced practice and entry into specialization.  Offered with both convenient part-time and full-time options, the MSN specialized degree programs take place on campus in Johnson City for the NP specialties and as a hybrid online program for the Administration specialty.   Students who successfully complete the program are qualified to take a national certification examination. 

For admissions requirements and deadlines, click here. 
For Core Performance Standards, click here. 
For progression standards, click here. 
For financial aid, click here. 
For program purposes, goals and outcomes, click here.

Program Options:

Click here for an overview of common course requirements for the MSN. 


Questions?  Email an advisor in the Office of Student Services. 

The Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) degree program is to prepare nurses for advanced practice and entry into specialization. The focus of the graduate program is on the delivery of nursing care to rural and underserved clients across the life span. Curricula are available to prepare you as Nurse Administrators, or Family, Adult, Gerontological, or Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioners. The program is fully accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE).


Application Deadlines
Fall semester deadline - February 1
Spring semester deadline - July 1
Summer semester deadline - December 1