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Join us to learn more about degree and non-degree programs and classes available through the Division of Continuing and Graduate Studies.

ACCEL or AE-MSN (Nursing):

Which program is right for you?

Tuesday, January 28 @ 2:00 p.m. - 

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RN-BS in Nursing

Are you an RN looking to continue for your BS in Nursing? Join us!

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Master of Science in Nursing (MSN):

Learn about the HYFLEX format!

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Master of Arts in Criminal Justice

Join us to learn how a Master of Arts in Criminal Justice will advance your career!

Tuesday, January 14 @ 5:00 p.m. -

Connect with an Advisor

There's no need to wait for us to schedule an information session. Our knowledgeable advisors are available to meet with you via Zoom or phone to answer your questions. Get started on your way to earning your degree!

Or even better, connect with an advisor by calling the campus of your choice:

Milton: 617-333-2364
Plymouth: 508-747-2424

Program Requirements

The 35-credit Master of Science in Nursing Education program covers a broad range of material designed to deepen students' breadth of knowledge while equipping them with the skills of an effective teacher. Our practicum class provides MSN program students the opportunity to put their abilities into action, while the capstone allows them to integrate what they’ve learned in an evidenced-based project.

There are 12 courses in total, offered in a hybrid format that combines in-class and online activities. Our Hyflex format means MSN students can choose to attend in person or online and can even change their minds from week to week.

Learning Outcomes

正澳门六合彩官网’s Accelerated Entry MSN program prepares you to become a compassionate nurse who can deliver high-quality care to individuals with varying levels of need. You learn to:

• Implement strategies based on advanced reasoning and theory designed to improve quality and reduce risk within health care environments.
• Evaluate, translate and disseminate current nursing research designed to improve outcomes and increase nursing's body of knowledge.
• Analyze the effectiveness of collaborative communication, teamwork strategies and information technologies designed to influence health-related outcomes.
• Advocate for ethical practice based on knowledge of professional standards, scope of practice and distributive justice.
• Demonstrate leadership in effecting change in educational and health care systems through collaboration and advocacy at the local, state, national and global levels.
• Integrate academic and experiential knowledge, skills and attitudes into the advanced professional practice role.

Key Courses

The future of nursing is in your hands — our comprehensive courses ensure you have the skills to transform the profession into one that’s safer and more supportive.

MSN 6100 - Leadership
MSN 6300 - Nursing Theory, Science, and Evidence-Based Practice
MSN 6460 - Curriculum Theory, Design, Frameworks Development, and Evaluation Methods
MSN 6760 - Teaching Strategies and Evaluation Methods
MSN 7863 - Practicum in Nursing Education

Experience applying your skills in a real classroom is a must — that’s why it’s a major part of the Nursing Education MSN curriculum. During your individualized practicum course, you gain exposure to clinical training, laboratory exercises, simulation, faculty/agency meetings and organization activities. Your capstone project complements this, allowing you to synthesize your learning and preparing you for your career.

The MSN is a full-time program. You learn in a cohort group, meaning that the same students will be in all of your classes for the entire program from start to finish.

Next Cohorts:

Spring 2025 - Plymouth Campus: Tuesday Evenings, 5:30 - 8:30 p.m.

Fall 2025 - Milton Campus: Thursday Evenings, 5:30 – 8:30 p.m.

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Admission Requirements

• An earned Baccalaureate degree* from an accredited institution (undergraduate GPA of 3.0 is preferred).
• Completion of a college-level statistics course.
• An interview with the Nursing Faculty or Staff.

*We may require RNs with a bachelor's in a field other than nursing to take additional courses. These students should speak to an advisor for more information.

Learn more about how to apply to the MSN-Nursing Education program

MSN Tuition

Note: Alumni receive a tuition discount. We offer financial aid and payment plans.

When you enroll in the MSN program at 正澳门六合彩官网, you can rest assured that you’re receiving a top-notch nursing education.

In recognition of this, our nursing programs are accredited by the , and the College is accredited by the New England Commission of Higher Education (NECHE).