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Azusa Pacific University Entry-Level Master's in Nursing (ELM)
Azusa Pacific University

Entry-Level Master's in Nursing (ELM)

San Diego, USA

12 up to 16 Weeks

English

Full time

15 Jan 2025

Jan 2025

USD 860 *

On-Campus

* Nursing Master’s Degree, Credential, and Most Certificate Programs fee per unit

Introduction

Earn an Entry-Level Master of Science in Nursing (ELM) Degree at Azusa Pacific University

You’ll graduate prepared to enter professional nursing and advanced practice roles. We’ll help you open doors in the medical field and graduate ready to pass the NCLEX licensure examination to become an RN, gain qualifications to apply to the State of California for certification as a clinical nurse specialist and/or nurse practitioner, and obtain eligibility for the Public Health Nursing Certificate. You’ll gain firsthand experience during your clinical residency, equipping you for success in your nursing career. This program is designed for students who hold baccalaureate or higher degrees in other disciplines, and students can choose from a variety of specialty tracks.

Gain Hands-on Experience

  • Provide hospital care for diverse groups, the underserved, the poor, and the homeless during clinicals.
  • Receive personalized attention in a supportive Christian environment.
  • Learn from faculty experienced in the nursing field.
  • Build the knowledge and experience needed to pass the NCLEX exam.

Program at a Glance

The nationally ranked School of Nursing prepares nurses to lead the way in health care by providing a deeper level of compassionate care in clinics, hospitals, schools, and beyond.

  • Program Units: 106-129
  • Cost per Unit: $860
  • Base Cost: $91,160-$110,940*
  • Location: Inland Empire, Monrovia, San Diego

Program Details

The Entry-Level Master of Science in Nursing is an accelerated graduate nursing program designed for students who desire to enter the nursing profession and hold a baccalaureate or higher degree in other disciplines. During their first four semesters, admitted students complete all prelicensure courses (theoretical and clinical) in an accelerated format, as well as selected graduate nursing courses, followed by a clinical residency, in preparation for the RN licensure examination. Students then continue with courses and preparation leading to a Master of Science in Nursing (MSN).

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