Program Overview

The Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) is a practice-focused terminal degree that prepares graduates for the most advanced level of nursing. As practice leaders, the DNP-prepared scholar generates evidence through practice to guide improvements in the quality of health care, health outcomes, and health care systems. Graduates of the BSN-to-DNP track are qualified for national certification examination.

All courses in the Post-Master’s DNP program are offered online. Courses in the BSN-to-DNP FNP track with clinical components require minimal (2–4) on-campus meetings per semester. Campus intensives may be required periodically throughout the program. New student orientation will be held at the beginning of the program.