Nursing - Doctor of Nursing Practice (Post-Master's) | Mennonite College of Nursing

Overview

The Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) degree prepares nurses with a blend of clinical, organizational, economic, health care improvement, and leadership skills to serve as clinical and/or administrative leaders in healthcare systems. DNP prepared nurses may also serve as educators in a variety of settings. As a practice-focused doctoral program, the DNP program focuses on practice that is innovative and evidence-based, reflecting the application of credible research findings.

Doctor of Nursing Practice courses are offered online to allow working nurses the opportunity to complete their degree with a flexible schedule.

DNP Projects

Doctor of Nursing Practice projects are evidence-based scholarly projects that allow students to apply their knowledge and skills to solve real-world healthcare problems.

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Online Information Sessions

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Partnerships

This program is eligible for the Advocate Health Preferred Educational Partnership Benefits

At A Glance

Delivery

Online

Credit Hours

34 credit hours, 360 clinical hours

Time Frame

2.5 years, part-time

Tuition

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Starts

Summer term and Fall term

Application Deadline

April 15 for a summer start, July 15 for fall

Information Sheets

One Page Program Info

This program is for you if:

You already have your MSN and are looking to expand your skill set and advance your career.

Advising

Graduate Student Services Contact

Kileigh Guido
(309) 438-7131

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I was enrolled in the Leadership and Management Program. I am grateful I chose ISU Mennonite College of Nursing for my graduate program as I found the work meaningful and rewarding. Throughout my years, the professors were responsive, supportive, and engaged in my work. The coursework and experiences also contributed to my personal and professional growth."

Abbey Weilbacher

Health and Safety Requirements

Prior to enrolling in nursing coursework, students must meet health and safety compliance requirements, to include drug testing, a criminal background check, a physical examination, and several immunizations. Failure to comply with these requirements will result in dismissal from the major.

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