Features of the MSN Program
Anderson University provides graduate education that is:
- Student oriented – small enough for students to receive individualized attention, but large enough to have expert faculty with credible credentials and practical experience.
- Christian in character, while accepting of individuals from all faith traditions.
- Committed to the educational values of service, student/employer success, and academic excellence.
- Focused on personal attention and responsiveness to student needs by making high-quality graduate education accessible to working professionals. When you call for help, you can talk to a live person, not get a pre-recorded phone menu.
- Accepting of most applicable transfer credit up to 3 credit hours.
- Designed around the cohort model to build support networks where students share experiences and become advocates for one another.
- Committed to guaranteeing the cost of tuition for as long as you are enrolled in the program, unless you stop out for more than one semester.
- Uncomplicated when it comes to enrollment procedures.
- Named one of the best colleges in the Midwest by The Princeton Review.
- Accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE).
- Conducive to working adults – one night per week for most classes, summer classes, manageable work load.
- Focused on directing class projects toward work-related problems or issues.
- Interactive with face-to-face classes versus impersonal online courses, plus students benefit from in-class discussion – students can learn from their peers as well as faculty.
- Encouraging of faculty-student relationships. Faculty are readily available for phone or office consultation.
- Easy to get started. The program features online availability for purchasing books and materials, which are delivered directly to your home.
- Cost competitive with other public and private universities.
