Most students finish in about three years. Classes are held in person on Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 3:30 to 7:30 p.m., so you can keep working as a nurse while you study. You move through the 48-credit-hour program with a cohort of peers.
Core Curriculum — 24 credit hours
Nurs 500 Foundations for Leadership (3) · Nurs 520 Advanced Pathophysiology (3) · Nurs 522 Pharmacology for Advanced Nursing (3) · Nurs 524 Advanced Health Assessment (3) · Nurs 600 Mental Healthcare for APRNs (3) · Nurs 602 Theoretical & Ethical Foundation (3) · Nurs 604 Promote Health/Vulnerable Populations (3) · Nurs 606 Research (3)
Family Nurse Practitioner Track — 24 credit hours
Nurs 540 Primary Care II: Pediatrics (6) · Nurs 542 Primary Care III: GYN & OB (6) · Nurs 544 Primary Care I-Adult Health (6) · Nurs 608 Primary Care IV: Trans to Practice (6)
That’s 48 credit hours total. Full detail is in the MSN Handbook and the course catalog.