MSN Nursing and Health Systems Leadership
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Program Overview
Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) Program
Overview
The University of Indianapolis offers a Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) program designed to prepare advanced practice nurses for leadership roles in various healthcare settings.
Tracks
The MSN program offers several tracks, including:
- MSN-AGPCNP Track
- MSN-FNP Track
- MSN-NE Track
- MSN-NHSL Track
- MSN-NNP Track
Admission Requirements
- BSN degree from an accredited institution
- Unencumbered RN license
- Minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0
Tuition and Fees
- View Graduate Tuition Rates
- Additional estimated costs include:
- General Services Fee: $168 (All students)
- Nursing Fee: $168 (Graduate nursing non-clinical students)
- Prior to Starting Classes:
- $66.75 Background Check
- $94.99 Drug Test and Document Storage
- Cost of any immunizations you may need to complete
- $47 ExamSoft*
- Cap & Gown and nursing pin (optional; see the UIndy bookstore for pricing)
Technology Requirements
Students will be required to have technology that is compatible with the required computerized testing platform software. Please see the IT Help Page for requirements needed for Windows and MAC OS computers. Chromebooks will not meet the technology requirements for the School of Nursing.
MSN-NHSL Track
Overview
The MSN-NHSL track builds an understanding of the role of health systems in nursing so you can lead with confidence.
Advantages
- Part-time online format designed to accommodate working nurses
- 100% online coursework, only one practicum placement
- Examine learning theories and curriculum models to become an effective nurse leader
- Build critical thinking, problem-solving, and decision-making skills in the healthcare context
- Connect the world of nursing to our ever-evolving healthcare system
- Accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education
Track Length and Format
The MSN-NHSL track is 39 credit hours, with 240 clinical hours, and is completed on a part-time basis. It can be completed in 7 consecutive semesters. This course is 100% online.
Sample Courses
- Strategic Planning and Marketing for Nurse Leaders (3 credits)
- Leadership and Management for Nurse Executives (3 credits)
- Concepts in Health Informatics and Population Health (3 credits)
- Health Policy and Advocacy (3 credits)
Admission Requirements
- BSN degree from an accredited institution
- Unencumbered RN license
- Minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0
Tuition and Fees
- View Graduate Tuition Rates
- Additional estimated costs include:
- General Services Fee: $168 (All students)
- Nursing Fee: $168 (Graduate nursing non-clinical students)
- Prior to Starting Classes:
- $66.75 Background Check
- $94.99 Drug Test and Document Storage
- Cost of any immunizations you may need to complete
- $47 ExamSoft*
- Cap & Gown and nursing pin (optional; see the UIndy bookstore for pricing)
Technology Requirements
Students will be required to have technology that is compatible with the required computerized testing platform software. Please see the IT Help Page for requirements needed for Windows and MAC OS computers. Chromebooks will not meet the technology requirements for the School of Nursing.
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