The online RN-to-MSN program is intended for those nurses who have a diploma or associate degree in nursing along with at least three years of experience. In this online program, students do not obtain a baccalaureate degree and so need careful advising to ensure that this plan of study is appropriate for their career goals. Students complete three semesters (one year) of bridge courses designed to prepare them for success in a graduate program. After successful completion of the bridge, students enter the MSN program. Admission Requirements Requires a diploma or associate degree in nursing from an accredited college or university, minimum of 3 years of nursing experience, or a clinical recommendation Active RN License in the state in which you practice GPA of 3.0 (A lower GPA may be accepted upon interview and conditions set at the discretion of the Program Director.) Resume or CV One- to two-page essay regarding career goals Upon acceptance into the RN-MSN program, additional paperwork may be required. Image Wilson College Receives Grant to Bolster Healthcare Education Technology Wilson College recently received a grant from WellSpan Health and the Summit Endowment that wi Read more Image College Health Fair Held with Vaccination Clinic Wilson College hosted a vaccination clinic for students, staff, and faculty and at the same time a health fair was held. Read more RN-MSN RN-to-MSN Mission Bridge Requirements RN to MSN required courses Philosophy RN to MSN Apply Request info Online Transcript Request Nursing Program Comparison Program Mission Accreditation Nursing Faculty Nursing Handbook 2023-25 Graduate Admissions (717) 262-2002graduateadmissions@wilson.edu
Image Wilson College Receives Grant to Bolster Healthcare Education Technology Wilson College recently received a grant from WellSpan Health and the Summit Endowment that wi Read more
Image College Health Fair Held with Vaccination Clinic Wilson College hosted a vaccination clinic for students, staff, and faculty and at the same time a health fair was held. Read more