08-09-2018, 06:57 PM
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Columbia University School of Nursing
Masters Direct Entry (MDE)
For people who already have a bachelors (must be in something other than nursing)
The MDE program is an innovative, accelerated curriculum for non-nurse college graduates.
The MDE program prepares students to become masters-credentialed Registered Nurses (RN).
Students are awarded a Master of Science in Nursing after graduating from the MDE and are eligible to sit for the NCLEX exam to become a registered nurse.
The MDE program is an accelerated 72-credit, 15 month program.
http://nursing.columbia.edu/academics/ac...-entry-mde
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Prerequisites:
English Composition or a course listed as Writing Intensive
Psychology (Intro, Developmental, or Life Span)
Statistics completed within the past 5 years (for all applicants: MDE, MDE/DNP, and MDE/PhD)
Human Anatomy or Human Anatomy & Physiology I
Human Physiology or Human Anatomy & Physiology II
Microbiology
Nutrition
Labs are not required for any prerequisites.
http://nursing.columbia.edu/admissions-a...dnp-mdephd
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Students can take prerequisites at any accredited university (including accredited online and community colleges)
Also, please note that we do not accept courses from Straighterline.
http://nursing.columbia.edu/admissions-a...ssions-faq
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I attended an open house there a few years ago and they said they would accept Excelsior exams to fulfill all prerequisites.
Contrast that to NYU's school of nursing --- they wouldn't accept ANY exam or ANY online course for ANY prerequisite -- even an online course in Life span Developmental Psychology
Columbia University School of Nursing
Masters Direct Entry (MDE)
For people who already have a bachelors (must be in something other than nursing)
The MDE program is an innovative, accelerated curriculum for non-nurse college graduates.
The MDE program prepares students to become masters-credentialed Registered Nurses (RN).
Students are awarded a Master of Science in Nursing after graduating from the MDE and are eligible to sit for the NCLEX exam to become a registered nurse.
The MDE program is an accelerated 72-credit, 15 month program.
http://nursing.columbia.edu/academics/ac...-entry-mde
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Prerequisites:
English Composition or a course listed as Writing Intensive
Psychology (Intro, Developmental, or Life Span)
Statistics completed within the past 5 years (for all applicants: MDE, MDE/DNP, and MDE/PhD)
Human Anatomy or Human Anatomy & Physiology I
Human Physiology or Human Anatomy & Physiology II
Microbiology
Nutrition
Labs are not required for any prerequisites.
http://nursing.columbia.edu/admissions-a...dnp-mdephd
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Students can take prerequisites at any accredited university (including accredited online and community colleges)
Also, please note that we do not accept courses from Straighterline.
http://nursing.columbia.edu/admissions-a...ssions-faq
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I attended an open house there a few years ago and they said they would accept Excelsior exams to fulfill all prerequisites.
Contrast that to NYU's school of nursing --- they wouldn't accept ANY exam or ANY online course for ANY prerequisite -- even an online course in Life span Developmental Psychology


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