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 impressive 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.
• Accepting of applicable transfer credits.
• Designed around the cohort model to build support networks where students share experiences and become advocates for one another.
• Easy 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.
• Convenient, utilizing a hybrid program that incorporates face-to-face classes as well as some online coursework.
• Encouraging of faculty-student relationships. Faculty are readily available for phone or office consultation.
• Cost competitive with other public and private universities.
• Accelerated — nursing curriculum can be completed in as little as 16 months.