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The document is a reference form for applicants to the MSN program at the College of Nursing for Fall 2012. It outlines the requirements for references, emphasizing that they should come from individuals with direct knowledge of the applicant's work and educational experience. The form includes sections for reference writers to provide their assessment of the applicant's abilities in various areas such as interpersonal relationships, academic ability, clinical expertise, leadership, clinical judgment, and critical thinking.

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Does an MSN make you an RN?

A Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) degree allows you to work as a registered nurse while preparing you for a greater range of specializations. A masters degree can help qualify you to become a nurse educator and is required for many nurse manager positions.

How long does it take to go from MSN to PhD?

Like DNP programs, a nurse PhD program is typically pursued by a nurse who has already obtained their MSN degree. It can take four to six additional years of schooling to get a PhD in nursing degree.

Do MSN nurses get paid more?

MSN-holders make thousands more per year than those with BSNs. Nurses with BSNs bring in less than $53,000 for the lowest 10% to more than $116,000 for the highest 10%. The lowest 10% of MSN-educated nurses earn less than $84,000, and the highest 10% make more than $190,000.

How to get APRN license?

APRN Certification To become licensed as an APRN, nurses are required by most states to pass a national certification exam upon completing their masters degree. There are multiple organizations that provide certification exams for different areas of specialty.

Is an MSN higher than an RN?

Typically, nurses who seek an MSN are RNs who want to further advance their careers by gaining the skills and expertise necessary for management or nurse practitioner (NP) positions that can offer more autonomy.

Do you put RN or MSN first?

For example, a nurse executive might choose Nancy Gordon, MBA, MSN, RN. Note that the highest non- nursing degree is listed first followed by the highest nursing degree.

Which is better, MSN or RN?

By obtaining an MSN, the RN is open to more specialized care opportunities. For example, if an RN knows they want to eventually land in an Advanced Practice Registered Nurse (APRN) role an MSN is the only way to get there. An MSN will provide an RN with the opportunity to achieve a higher base salary.

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