Degree Pathway for Master of Science, Advanced Practice Registered Nurse (APRN), Full-time
For students who entered Spring 2024 and before only.
A minimum of 45 credits of course work is required for graduation with an MS for all students.
Year 1
Year 2
Fall
Spring
Total Credits = 45
- Online nursing courses are generally offered in Fall and Spring
- Advanced Health Assessment and Specialty courses (APRN designation) are offered in a planned sequence and have a co-requisite practicum course. Offered in blended format. Practicums are 250 hours - off campus.
- Full time program can be completed in 2 years (4 semesters).
- Part time program can be completed in 3-5 years. Progression of courses are coordinated with your academic advisor.
Important Prerequisites an Co-requisites
Course | Conditions for Sequence |
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HSCI.5510 Clinical Pathophysiology | Pre or Co requisite for NURS.6510 Advanced Health Assessment |
NURS.5530 Scholarly Writing | Pre or Co requisite for NURS.6000, NURS.5520. must be taken at UML. |
NURS.6000 Theoretical Foundations | Pre or Co requisite for NURS.6010 Research for Evidence Based Practice |
NURS.5590 Advanced Pharmacology | Prerequisite for NURS.6520 and NURS.6511 |
NURS.6510 Advanced Health Assessment | APRN Speciality/Practicum courses start in the semester after completing NURS.6510 and must be taken in the above sequence and at UML. |
APRN Population Specialty Courses | Didactic and Practicum courses are co-requisites. Must be taken at UML. |
External courses - not taken at UML (3 credits) | Must be approved by Graduate Coordinator prior to taking the course and achieve a grade of B or greater to be transferred.
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Last updated: 5/17/2024