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Registered Nurse with Associate's to Master's Degree (MS)
The College of Nursing at the University of South Florida offers a master's program leading to a Master of Science (MS) with a major in Nursing. The RN/MS option allows the RN with an associate’s degree in nursing to earn a master's degree in nursing. Students take 18 credits of undergraduate courses before applying for the MS program. Students in this program will graduate with only the MS degree. Students who wish to graduate with both the MS and BS degrees must meet all USF baccalaureate degree requirements including foreign language. The master's program is accredited by the National League for Nursing Accrediting Commission (NLNAC) and the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE).
Admission Requirements:
Prior to enrolling in the nursing curriculum students must:
Prerequisite Requirements (Credits):
Students with a Florida Community College AA degree (other than
in nursing) will be considered to have met all of the USF Liberal
Arts requirements but also must meet specific college requirements.
Students in Florida Community Colleges can obtain information
about equivalent courses from advisors or by viewing the equivalencies
at Community Colleges within the USF service area.
Students are required to meet the university requirement for
Foreign language.
RN to MS Transition Courses
Students in this 5-year program will graduate with only an
MS degree. If the student has met the foreign language requirement, a BS degree will also be conferred.
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How to Apply
Directions: Complete an online application to the College
of Nursing and a USF undergraduate application
Note: Provide evidence of current licensure by recording the
Florida RN license on the application where indicated.
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