Wilkes University's Passan School of Nursing
Wilkes University's Passan School of Nursing offers a variety of convenient online programs for working nurses. Whether you're looking to advance your current career or pursue a new specialty, Wilkes University nursing has a flexible program for you. Going back to school is a big decision, but Wilkes nursing offers the mentoring and faculty support you need to succeed.
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Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP)
This accelerated educational experience is centered on applicable research, emerging technologies and strategic thinking, with integrated placement and residency options and a connection to a passionate network of nursing leaders. Reach the pinnacle of your nursing education and develop applicable skills to influence real change.
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Associate Degree in Nursing (RN) to MSN
The Wilkes University RN to MSN program is for registered nurses with associate degrees who want to become nurse practitioners. It focuses on advanced clinical skills, professionalism and evidence-based practice. Our integrated exam preparation courses provide dedicated study resources, leading to impressive passing rates and graduate success.
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Master of Science in Nursing (MSN)
Wilkes University MSN degree program focuses on advanced clinical skills, professionalism and evidence-based practice. Our integrated exam preparation courses provide dedicated study resources, leading to impressive pass rates and graduate success. You can choose from three concentrations to align with your career goals: psych/mental health, family and adult-gerontology primary care.
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PhD in Nursing
Now more than ever, there's a need for knowledgeable and qualified nurse educators and scholars. With a PhD in Nursing, you can advance your career as a nurse scientist in academia or in a range of research settings. You’ll play a crucial role in advanced nursing science and strengthening future generations of highly skilled nurses.
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Post-Graduate APRN Certificate
You can earn your post-graduate nurse practitioner APRN certificate in three to five semesters and choose from three concentrations to suit your desired practice area: psych/mental health, family and adult-gerontology primary care.