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Masters of Science in Nursing (Msn) 2014 NURSING PROGRAMS IN OHIO SCHOOL: PERTINENT FACTS: COSTS: DOCTOR OF NURSING PRACTICE (DNP) INDIANA WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY The Doctor of Nursing Practice degree capitalizes on the student’s understanding of the research The cost of tuition, books, and fees is Cincinnati process as the student learns the critical next step of translating research findings into best prac- available upon request. Financial aid is 9286 Schulze Dr tices. The program therefore emphasizes the development of the student’s capacity to impact the available West Chester OH 45069 clinical setting as a leader and to utilize research to improve and transform health care. 513-881-3601 • 866-498-4968 http://www.indwes.edu/Admissions/Adult- Graduate/Academic-Programs/ Region 3 KENT STATE UNIVERSITY Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) degree with 2 entry points. The Post-MSN to DNP emphasizes the interplay For more information, visit http://www.kent. COLLEGE OF NURSING among advances in scientific knowledge, technology, and information systems in support of quality patient care out- edu/nursing/ or call 330-672-8826 Henderson Hall - 113 comes and their impact on human health. The Post-BSN to DNP degree builds on the highly successful MSN clinical P.O. Box 5190 programs. The DNP program prepares students to function in clinical, managerial or leadership roles as dictated Kent, Ohio 44242-0001 by their concentration and role specialties. Scaffolding onto the Advanced Practice Nurse (APN) and the Clinical (330) 672-7930 Nurse Specialist (CNS) concentrations, the Post-BSN to DNP program develops our future nursing leaders who www.kent.edu/nursing Region 2 will influence clinical practice and health care policy. KSU currently has 8 advanced practice MSN concentrations. OTTERBEIN UNIVERSITY Graduates of Otterbein University’s College of Nursing Postmaster’s DNP program are prepared Please refer to the business office website - Graduate SCHOOL to be leaders in advanced practice and administrative settings. The program is six semesters in www.otterbein.edu 1 South Grove Street length. Courses are online with 1-2 face to face meetings per semester. The program culminates Westerville, OH 43081 with a practice based project in the student’s area of interest. Application deadline: February 15th 1-614-823-3210 yearly. www.otterbein.edu/graduatenursing Region 4 THE UNIVERSITY OF AKRON The DNP is a hybrid program of intensive weekend face-to-face and online learning modalities. The For information on tuition cost/fees: http:// SCHOOL OF NURSING PhD is offered jointly with Kent State University. The Nurse Anesthesia Program produces gradu- www.uakron.edu/student-accounts/costs/ Mary Gladwin Hall ates who are highly qualified, competent and safe in the administration of anesthesia. Graduate Financial aid available. 209 Carroll Street, Akron, Ohio 44325-3701 Program offerings include Nurse Practitioner in Primary Care for Adult/Gero, Child and Adolescent 1-888-477-7887 Acute and Primary, and Family Psychiatric Mental Health. An administrative track is available as http://www.uakron.edu/nursing/ 1-330-972-5103 well as other certificate programs. www.uakron.edu/nursing Region 2 UNIVERSITY OF Cincinnati The University of Cincinnati College of Nursing offers a DNP for those who choose to maintain For current tuition and fee information, visit: COLLEGE OF NURSING focus on providing evidence-based care and leadership in nursing practice. The program may be http://www.uc.edu/af/bursar/fees.html P.O. Box 210038, Procter Hall completed in four full-time semesters. Each semester contains 3-4 courses with practicum hours Cincinnati, OH 45221-0038 beginning in semester two. The program is offered in a hybrid format with a one-week on-site (513) 558-3600 Fax (513) 558-7523 requirement each semester. CCNE accredited. PhD program also offered. Email: [email protected] www.nursing.uc.edu Region 3 THE UNIVERSITY OF TOLEDO (UT) The University of Toledo College of Nursing offers both BSN-DNP (UT) and MSN-DNP (in consortium with For tuition and fee information, visit COLLEGE OF NURSING Wright State University College of Nursing and Health) to prepare nurses to lead in the transformation of http://www.utoledo.edu/offices/treasurer/ Mail Stop 1026, Health Science Campus, healthcare systems. The MSN-DNP is 36 credit hours with two concentration tracks offered, practice or 3000 Arlington Ave. leadership. The program is online with an individualized part time or full time program of study available. Toledo, Ohio 43614-2598 The BSN-DNP program is 85-89 credit hours with two concentration tracks offered, FNP or PNP. The (419) 383-5810 program is offered partially online with an individualized part time or full time program of study available. http://www.utoledo.edu/nursing/ Region 4 Both programs require completion of a culminating evidence-based practice change project. URSULINE COLLEGE, Ursuline College a Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) degree focusing on leadership, clinical Graduate tuition is $906 per semester credit THE BREEN SCHOOL OF NURSING scholarship, evidence-based practice, and health policy development. The program is approved by hour. 2550 Lander Road the Ohio Board of Regents and accredited by both the Higher Learning Commission of the North Pepper Pike, Ohio 44124 Central Accrediting and the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). (440) 449-4203 or 1-888-Ursuline www.ursuline.edu Region 2 WALSH UNIVERSITY Walsh University is a private, Catholic University offering nursing programs designed to prepare students with Graduate tuition for both the MSN and DNP BYERS SCHOOL OF NURSING the essential knowledge, values, and professional behaviors expected for nursing practice in a complex and programs is $605.00 per credit hour. 2020 East Maple St. diverse health care arena. Current graduate degree programs include an MSN and a DNP. The MSN program North Canton, Ohio 44720 offers three tracts: Clinical Nurse Leader (36 credit hours), Nurse Educator (39 credit hours) and Family Nurse (330) 490-7251 Practitioner (63 credit hours). The DNP program (38-45 credit hours) is a post-master’s degree that prepares (800) 362-9846 Toll Free nurses to function in the 21st century health care arena. The online e-learning format for both the MSN and DNP www.walsh.edu Region 2 programs allows students to complete the degree requirements with relative ease and on their own schedule. WRIGHT STATE UNIVERSITY – The Wright State University College of Nursing and Health in consortium with The University of For tuition information, please visit the MIAMI VALLEY COLLEGE OF NURSING & HEALTH Toledo College of Nursing prepares nurses with a Master’s degree to lead in the transformation University’s website. https://www.wright.edu/ 3640 Col. Glenn Highway of healthcare systems. There are two concentration tracks offered, practice or leadership. The bursar/tuition-fees Dayton, Ohio 45435 program is online with a required orientation. The DNP program is 36 credit hours, with an (937) 775-3132 individualized part time or fulltime program of study available. A culminating evidence-based Fax: (937) 775-4571 practice change project is required. nursing.wright.edu Region 3 MASTERS OF SCIENCE IN NURSING (MSN) Cedarville UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MSN program offers full-time and part-time options for two (2) areas of focus: Family Nurse MSN (2014-15) Family Nurse (43 semester NURSING Practitioner (hybrid) and Global Health Ministries (fully online). A full-time student may complete hours); Global Health Ministries (42 semester 251 N. Main Street the program in two years. MSN Program is CCNE accredited and is approved by the Ohio Board hours); Tuition per credit hour $536.00 (books Cedarville, OH 45314 of Regents and the Higher Learning Commission. A new modern facility with advanced technology and course fees additional). (937) 766-7764 allows many opportunities for student laboratory practice and independent study. Faculty assist www.cedarville.edu/ students in developing critical thinking and clinical judgment in providing high quality nursing care. Region 3 INDIANA WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY The purpose of our programs is to enhance the professional practice of Registered Nurses (RNs). The cost of tuition, books, and fees is avail- Cincinnati Students have the opportunity to pursue advanced levels of nursing practice in a challenging able upon request. Financial aid is available 9286 Schulze Dr program that leads to new heights in both professional and personal development. Whether you West Chester OH 45069 are seeking opportunities in nursing administration, nursing education or direct patient care, IWU’s 513-881-3601 • 866-498-4968 School of Nursing will equip you to make a difference in these invaluable professions. http://www.indwes.edu/Admissions/Adult- Graduate/Academic-Programs/ Region 3 SCHOOL: PERTINENT FACTS: COSTS: MASTERS OF SCIENCE IN NURSING (MSN) continued KENT STATE UNIVERSITY Kent State University offers many concentration areas in our MSN and Post-Master certificate pro- For more information, visit: COLLEGE OF NURSING grams. Adult-Gero Acute Care NP, Adult-Gero Primary Care NP, Family NP, Pediatric NP, Women’s http://www.kent.edu/nursing/programs/index. Henderson Hall - 113 Health NP, Psych Mental Health Family NP, Adult-Gero CNS, Pediatric CNS, Nursing Healthcare cfm P.O. Box 5190 Management, Nurse Educator are available for students that have completed their BSN degrees. Kent, Ohio 44242-0001 We also offer a dual MSN/MBA degree. A widely respected program with highly qualified faculty (330) 672-7930 and CCNE accreditation makes KSU’s College of Nursing the #1 choice for many looking to further www.kent.edu/nursing Region 2 their careers. LOURDES UNIVERSITY Graduates of Lourdes University’s College of Nursing Master of Science in Nursing program pre- MSN- Educator, Leader $625/credit hour COLLEGE OF NURSING pares professional nurses for service in advanced roles of teaching and/or leadership in nursing 6832 Convent Boulevard and advanced practice in nurse anesthesia. The three concentrations offered are Nurse Educator, MSN - Nurse Anesthesia $8,961/semester Sylvania, Ohio 43560 Nurse Leader, and Nurse Anesthesia.
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