The Graduate Entry Master's program is designed for the person who holds a bachelor's degree or master's degree and is not a registered nurse (RN).  The curriculum includes theory courses prepared by the graduate faculty within the college, as well as clinical experiences with patients in area-wide health care facilities. The master's program positions graduates for immediate entry into various positions within hospitals, clinics, or communities.  Graduates of the program are eligible to take the NCLEX-RN® licensure exam. 

• PLO 1. Synthesize theories, concepts, and research in nursing, bio-psychosocial sciences, and humanities as the basis for evidence based practice;
• PLO 2. Integrate nursing knowledge and skills in designing and implementing care to individuals and populations with diverse life experiences, perspectives and backgrounds;
• PLO 3. Engage in scholarly inquiry to advance the profession of nursing and healthcare;
• PLO 4. Engage in leadership strategies that contribute to the improvement of health care delivery and influence health care policy; and
• PLO 5. Design strategies to promote lifelong learning to incorporate professional nursing standards and accountability for practice.