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Interested in your MSN?
Request infoMount Mercy’s MSN program equips nurses with the skills and knowledge to provide high-quality patient care and meet the challenges of an ever-changing, complex health care system.
Our MSN program uses active learning to equip nurses with the skills and knowledge needed to be leaders and change agents in the future nursing workforce. We provide high-quality education that inspires, challenges, and develops nurses while maximizing flexibility with student-faculty interaction opportunities.
Choose from five areas of emphasis to meet your professional interests.
*Nursing Informatics applications are due April 1 for fall admission and November 1 for spring admission. Applicants must meet admission criteria for both Mount Mercy and University of Minnesota.
By integrating telehealth into my practice, I can provide care in remote locations where it likely did not exist before. By lessening this disparity, I, along with other health care providers, can generate a healthier Iowa!
Courses are conveniently held online (either asynchronously or synchronously) in 5-week blocks, letting you focus your attention on one class at a time. Full-time students can complete the program in 18-24 months, and part-time students can develop a customized plan of study with their advisor. Choose your practicum location with faculty approval.
November 1 application deadline for January start.
June 1 application deadline for August start.
MSN-degreed nurses earned substantially more than registered nurses, who had an average salary of $71,730. Nurse practitioners also earned a median pay of $113,930.