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For many registered nurses, the opportunities for advancement are linked to a requirement for higher education. As a result, earning a bachelor’s degree is an investment worth making. A natural extension of your current career, you are able to explore career paths that are available only to nurses with this level of education. It can also provide the necessary preparation to continue your education to attain graduate degrees in order to move into research, teaching, consulting and management.

Why you want to come to Nebraska Methodist College.

At Nebraska Methodist College, we know only too well what it takes to succeed in the field of nursing. Our program reflects this understanding with a combination of a well-defined curriculum and practical experience. Because it caters to the RN who wants the advancement opportunities that come with a BSN, you’ll also find the convenience of part-time and online classes. What’s more, you can feel confident of your success as you learn in an environment that is supportive, by instructors who take the time to listen and encourage you to do well.

Only from the Nursing Academy at Nebraska Methodist College. For many registered nurses, the opportunities for advancement are linked to a requirement for higher education. As a result, earning a bachelor’s degree is an investment worth making. A natural extension of your current career, you are able to explore career paths that are available only to nurses with this level of education. It can also provide the necessary preparation to continue your education to attain graduate degrees in order to move into research,teaching, consulting and management.

Why you want to come to Nebraska Methodist College.

At Nebraska Methodist College, we know only too well what it takes to succeed in the field of nursing. Our program reflects this understanding with a combination of a well-defined curriculum and practical experience. Because it caters to the RN who wants the advancement opportunities that come with a BSN, you’ll also find the convenience of part-time and online classes. What’s more, you can feel confident of your success as you learn in an environment that is supportive, by instructors who take the time to listen and encourage you to do well.

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The Master of Science in Nursing Program is a technology enabled, learner-centered curriculum, which prepares the BSN, RN as an advanced practice nurse in primary care settings. The program emphasizes nursing care of families or adults with a specific focus on vulnerable and underserved populations. A Master of Science in Nursing degree is awarded after successful completion of the program. Graduates are eligible to take the advanced practice national certification examination in family or adult health.

Nursing scholarships are available for prospective Luther students who rank in the top 20 percent of their high school classes. These scholarships are available to incoming students on a competitive basis upon admission. Selection of recipients is based on academic information submitted on the application and the high school transcript. Scholarship renewal is based on satisfactory academic and clinical performance in the major.

All nursing students benefit from the Bernice Fischer Cross and Bert S. Cross Perpetual Endowment for the Luther College Mayo Nursing Program and Health Sciences Program. This is used for equal-share assistance for the Luther College nursing students enrolled in the curriculum provided at the Mayo Medical Center in Rochester, Minn. The endowment is not a need-based scholarship.

This Master of Science in Nursing program prepares professional nurses to assume leadership roles at an advanced practice level in the care of critically ill or injured patients and their families. Within this major, students can choose either the acute-care nurse practitioner (A.C.N.P.) and/or the clinical nursing specialist (C.N.S.) role.

Within the acute-care nurse practitioner option, students can concentrate in either the emergency nurse practitioner (E.N.P.) subspecialty or the critical-care subspecialty. A.C.N.P. and E.N.P. students have the option of taking additional clinical and adding the C.N.S. portion to their existing program. Each role shares a blend of practice, education, consultation and collaboration. After completing the program, students will be prepared to practice at an advanced practice level in a critical-care, emergency-care or acute-care setting.

Curriculum

The acute-care nursing major consists of 38 to 49 hours of study depending on the role selected, C.N.S. or N.P. The program plan provides students with core nursing courses, specialty courses and clinical required for advanced-practice licensure.

The Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree is awarded to students who successfully complete the four-year curriculum, including courses in the nursing major and
foundational courses offered by other departments at the college. The nursing program is designed to be completed on a full or part-time basis, with the scheduling of classes during the day and/or evening. Many of the classes are scheduled to meet once a week.
A total of 125 credit hours are required for the Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree, with 63 of those hours devoted to the major.

The R.N. to B.S.N. program is designed for registered nurses who graduated from diploma or associate degree programs and do not have a B.S.N. The nursing program can be completed on a full time or a part time basis with the scheduling of classes during the day or evening. Many of the classes are designed to meet once a week. The curriculum is flexible to meet the needs of the students, nursing profession and society. Bypass credit will be given based upon upper division nursing credit.

The Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree is awarded to students who successfully complete the four-year curriculum, including courses in the nursing major and foundational courses offered by other departments at the college. The nursing program is designed to be completed on a full or part-time basis, with the scheduling of classes during the day and/or evening. Many of the classes are scheduled to meet once a week.
A total of 125 credit hours are required for the Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree, with 63 of those hours devoted to the major.

The pre-nursing program at Mercer University is designed to help students complete the requirements for admission to Mercer University’s Georgia Baptist College of Nursing (GBCN), which is located on the Atlanta campus. Pre-nursing students should note that the pre-nursing program (PNU) is not a major offered by Mercer University, and there is no degree or certification earned for successful completion of the curriculum. However, completion of the Mercer pre-nursing followed by successful completion of the nursing program at the GBCN leads to the degree Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN)