Designed for professional RNs who seek advanced or private practice opportunities, this CCNE-accredited master’s degree nurse practitioner program prepares you for APRN licensure and board certification. You’ll blend theory, practice and scholarly inquiry and graduate ready to practice or to seamlessly continue to doctoral level study.
This affordable Nurse Practitioner MSN program couples rigorous academics with the flexibility working RNs need. The hybrid schedule combines online learning with just one evening per week of in-person class time. Practicum experiences are spread over three to five semesters in the latter half of your program of study, providing advance notice for your scheduling needs.
Wilmington University faculty are experienced, active nurses and health care practitioners, who understand the challenge of balancing shift work, family and master’s degree courses. Their rich and diverse experience in today’s complex health care environment keep this nurse practitioner MSN degree program on the leading-edge of methodology and practice.
Through Dual-Credit ADVANTAGE you can accelerate into a WilmU Doctor of Nursing Practice (D.N.P.) program by using electives in this MSN-NP program to complete selected doctoral-level courses. Other accelerated options are available for students maintaining high academic standing. Contact your program chair for more information.
Learn more about the Accelerated MSN Nurse Practitioner to D.N.P. program.
The MSN-NP program at Wilmington University is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education.
Cost of a typical 3-credit graduate degree course.
Wilmington University tuition is based on cost-per-credit. You only pay for the courses you need to complete your MSN-NP degree.
A MSN-NP opens the door to clinical practice and career growth.
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I wanted to do more in the healthcare field, and looked for ways to further my education. At Wilmington University, with each class that you take, you can take that knowledge and apply it to the next class, and to clinical practices. And each step is set up to help you succeed and do well, to get to where you want to be." — Taneestar Cohen
