Masters in Nursing (MSN degree)

Wilkes University MSN degree Nursing content. Wilkes University's online programs at the Passan School of Nursing offers a variety of convenient online accelerated nursing programs for working nurses.

What Can You Do With an MSN?

Explore what you can do with an MSN degree, and find out how advanced practice nurses and managers can impact patient care delivery in different ways.

PA vs. NP: What’s the Difference?

Comparing PA and NP: Roles, education, work settings, and salaries examined. Patient care similarities, distinct education models, promising career prospects.

MSN vs. BSN: Advantages and Disadvantages

The MSN and BSN are two potential educational pathways, both of which can lead to more options, greater stability and higher earning potential. Which degree makes more sense?
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More About Wilkes

At Wilkes, we support and applaud lifelong learning. We are constantly changing, evolving and growing to meet the needs of our online student nurses. We look ahead to the degree programs, experiences and opportunities our students will need to succeed, and that includes complimentary nursing clinical placement services.

Our online nursing programs offer a variety of options for working nurses. Whether you're looking to advance your current role or broaden your career path and pursue a new specialty, Wilkes has a flexible program for you. Going back to school is a big decision. That's why we offer the mentoring and faculty member support of skilled nurse educators you need to succeed.

Out-of-State Students

Our online nursing degree programs prepare graduates to take the national board certification exam appropriate to their degree or chosen NP concentration. Please see our full list of state authorizations to determine whether our program fulfills requirements for licensure in your home state. Wilkes University will not be able to place any students who move to an unauthorized state before or during the program and this may impact your ability to continue with the program.

Primary State of Residence (PSOR)

Your PSOR is the state in which you declare as your primary residence for legal purposes. Sources used to verify your PSOR may include driver's license, federal income tax return, or voter registration. Only one state can be identified as the primary state of legal residence.

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