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Take the lead in your nursing future. Pursue your Master of Science in Nursing with a Nursing Management and Organizational Leadership Specialization for the opportunity to build leadership and management skills for health care settings. This program explores issues such as building teams and motivating others in diverse workplaces, addressing financial management challenges in healthcare, and implementing strategic plans for healthcare delivery. Coursework covers healthcare finance and economics, leadership, HR management, and more.
Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE) Accredited
The master’s degree program in nursing at Post University is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education, 655 K Street NW, Suite 750, Washington, DC 20001, 202-887-6791
Degree Level
- Master’s Degree
Master’s Degree
Program at a Glance
- Flexible Online Classes
- 36 Credit Hours
- 16- to 24-Month Program
- Monthly Start Dates
- Individualized Practice Experiences
Two Ways to Earn Your MSN Online at Post
Post offers two different modalities to help you earn your MSN: Term Based and SIMPath® (Competency Based)
Term Based
- 100% online classes
- 8-week terms
- Monthly class start dates
- Consistent due dates
- Take one or two classes at a time
SIMPath®
- 100% online classes
- 16-week semesters
- Monthly class start dates
- Self-paced format
- Complete as many classes as you can*
* Start with two classes. Add in more as your schedule allows. You can register for additional classes up to the 13th week. Unfinished courses will need to be repeated.
What Our Students are Saying
“My decision to earn a master’s degree was based on my desire to aim higher in life. I just didn’t want to stop learning when I know I can do more in my career and as a nurse treating patients. I know that the MSN will benefit me and help me achieve my goals.”
– Deborah Igninosa, BSN graduate and current MSN in Nursing Management and Organizational Leadership student
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Source: American Sentinel College’s End of Course Survey 2020 & Biannual Students Survey 2021
Note: This program is not designed to fulfill the educational requirements for any licensure or certification. Post University does not speak on behalf of any licensing board or body but does assist students in understanding licensure requirements.