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Accelerated Program Benefits

Draper, Utah — Joyce University of Nursing and Health Sciences proudly announces the launch of its Direct Path Master of Science in Nursing (DPMSN) pathway. This innovative program is designed for individuals with a non-nursing bachelor’s degree who seek to transition into nursing, providing an accelerated route to earn an MSN in just three years. Students will begin with the Accelerated BSN program, becoming eligible for RN licensure in 20 months, and then proceed with advanced placement in the MSN curriculum.

The DPMSN offers flexible learning through synchronous and asynchronous formats, catering to adult learners. Students, including those from Colorado, will benefit from hands-on experiential learning at Joyce’s state-of-the-art, SSH Accredited nursing simulation center in Draper, Utah. The program prepares graduates for dynamic nursing leadership roles and qualifies them for certifications like the Certified Nurse Educator (CNE) or Certified Nurse Manager and Leader (CNML).

Dr. Janet Houston, Dean of Nursing, emphasizes the program’s role in meeting the growing demand for nursing professionals and leaders. Joyce University aims to provide the most efficient educational pathways to support students in achieving their career goals and making a positive impact in their communities. For more information about our programs, explore our ASN program, BSN program, aBSN program, RN to BSN program, Direct path MSN, and MSN program.

Joyce University Introduces an Accelerated Pathway for Career Changers Seeking Advanced Nursing Education