If you have a Bachelor's in anything, you could have a Master's in Nursing in 32 months withJoyce University's Direct Path Master's in Nursing.
Dean of Nursing at Joyce University of Nursing and Health Sciences, Dr. Janet Houston, says the Direct Path MSN allows BSN students to take two of their Master's level courses while still in the aBSN program.
The enrollment option allows for a more efficient path to the MSN, in as little as three years.
A Master's in Nursing will lead to much wider career opportunities, including setting the foundation for nurse leadership position or nursing education.
While in the aBSN courses, students will gain hands-on experience in our state-of-the-art, SSH Accredited Nursing Simulation Center.
The curriculum and immersive clinicals will help prepare students for the highly competitive field and qualify them to sit for the NCLEX exam.
The aBSN program has no course prerequisites and enables students with no prior nursing experience to become eligible for RN Licensure in as little as 20 months.
Nursing is an in-demand occupation that is extremely rewarding personally, professionally, and financially. You make a great living helping people and supporting your community.
For more information about Joyce University and its nursing programs, visit joyce.edu.
