Programs

The academic opportunities at the George Washington University School of Nursing reflect the changing nature of the field of nursing. Health care in the United States is always evolving, between new policies and regulations and how those affect day-to-day practice, and advancing your nursing education can help you stay up-to-date.
 


Choose Your Path

 

 

Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN)

We offer several program options for students who are interested in pursuing a career in nursing. Veterans can also apply their military experience for course credit in our Veterans BSN program option.

 

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GW Nursing Students in Classroom

Direct-Entry Master of Science in Nursing

Your bachelor’s degree was the first step. Now, you’re steps away from being a master’s-prepared RN with a strong foundation for future leadership, specialized study, or doctoral education. 

 

Master of Science in Nursing (MSN)

Are you looking to expand your skills in the field of nursing? Our online MSN program options allow you to specialize in a field of study to help you grow in your chosen field of practice.

 

 

Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP)

Our online DNP program offers post-BSN and post-MSN entry options for professional nursing roles in clinical practice, policy, and leadership.

 

PhD 

in Nursing

 

Our low-residency PhD program offers candidates opportunities to collaborate with faculty on a variety of different research subjects.

 

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GW Nursing Student in Simulation Space

Graduate

Certificates

Our certificates offer a way to specialize further in nursing or even change your career path entirely. All certificate offerings are delivered online, and some involve select on-campus experiences.

 


 

HEALTH PREREQUISITES

Interested in pursuing a career in health care, but need to complete the prerequisites before starting your program? Now you can take many of the prerequisites commonly required for health disciplines and our Bachelor of Science in Nursing Program. All courses are available online in spring, summer, or fall — whatever works for your schedule.

View Health Prerequisites