Master of Nursing Program
Admissions and Advising
RN students apply both to the WSU Graduate School and to the College of Nursing MN Program. MN course are delivered in a variety of ways: web, AMS classroom, video-stream, and a combination of delivery methods within one course. Part or full-time study options are possible. Course options include:
- Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP)
-
Psychiatric/Mental
Health Nurse Practitioner (P/MHNP)
- Community-Based/Population Focused Care
For MN Program information and application packets, contact:
Margaret Ruby
Administrative Assistant, MN Program
WSU Intercollegiate College of Nursing
2917 W Ft George Wright Drive
Spokane WA 99224
(509)324-7334
mruby@wsu.edu
Graduate School Application and General Information
Admission Criteria
- a bachelor's degree in nursing from a national accrediting agency
- a minimum 3.00 grade point average in undergraduate work (exceptions may be made based on substantial evidence of extra-scholastic qualifications)
- recent history taking and physical assessment skills
- successful completion of a basic statistics course
- favorable recommendations regarding practice and potential for graduate work in nursing
- eligibility for licensure to practice nursing in Washington
- written goal statement congruent with program's philosophy and focus
Family Nurse Practitioner Admission Criteria
Same as above criteria plus:
- complete a written interview
- it is recommended that the applicant have a minimum of two years clinical experience
Application deadline for spring admission is October 1st. Application deadline for fall admission is February 1.
Psychiatric/Mental Health Nurse Practitioner Admission Criteria
Same as above criteria plus:
- complete a written and in-person interview
- nursing experience is recommended, ideally
psychiatric nursing
Application deadline for spring admission is October 1st. Application deadline for fall admission is February 1.