The School of Nursing at the University of West Georgia offers a Master
of Science in Nursing degree with role options in either education or health systems leadership. • Prepares registered nurses for advanced practice roles in diverse health care settings
• Provides regional outreach related to graduate nursing education through off-campus programs
• Provides a caring, supportive, personal environment for learning that:
o Affirms the holistic nature of individuals
o Reflects caring as the essence of nursing
o Expects that nurses use critical thinking in decision making
o Supports evidence-based practice
o Utilizes disciplinary rigor to support MSN student progress toward assuming leadership and education roles.
o Reflects caring as the essence of nursing
o Expects that nurses use critical thinking in decision making
o Supports evidence-based practice
o Utilizes disciplinary rigor to support MSN student progress toward assuming leadership and education roles.
Accreditation:
University
of West Georgia is accredited by the Commission on
Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS). The Master of Science in Nursing Program at the University of West
Georgia is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing
Education (CCNE).
Credit & Transfer:
Total semester hours required to earn a degree: 36
Maximum Hours Transferable into program: 6
Maximum Hours Transferable into program: 6
Program website and contacts:
The School of Nursing Website includes a program handbook, directory of instructors and their credentials, as well as other vital information.Ms. Alycia Richards (Pre-enrollment advisor) alyrich@westga.edu 678-839-5115
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