1. Required Courses in the Major  (46 hrs)
   
   
   • NGR 6002 Health Appraisal and Interpretation (3)
   • NGR 6002L Health Appraisal and Interpretation - Practice (1)
   • NGR 6140 Pathophysiology I (2)
   • NGR 6144 Pathophysiology II (2)
   • NGR 6156 Advanced Anatomy & Physiology I (2)
   • NGR 6165 Advanced Anatomy & Physiology II (2)
   • NGR 6460 Pharmacology I (4)
   • NGR 6461 Pharmacology II (4)
   • NGR 6894 Global Trends & Practice Perspectives (3)
   • NGR 6712 Foundations of Nursing Education (3)
   • NGR 6731 Entrepreneurship (2)
   • NGR 6740 Concepts & Roles in Advanced Nursing (3)
   • NGR 6811 Scholarly Inquiry for Evidence Based Practice (3)
   • NGR 6240 Primary Health Care I (4)
   • NGR 6240L Primary Health Care I - Practice (2)
   • NGR 6741 Primary Health Care II (4)
   • NGR 6741L Primary Health Care II - Practice (2)


2. Concentration Requirements (12 hrs)
   
   Complete one of the following concentrations:
   
   
   1. Family Nurse Practitioner Concentration*
      
      
      • NGR 6305 Primary Health Care III (4)
      • NGR 6305L Primary Health Care III - Practice (2)
      • NGR 6252 Primary Health Care IV (2)
      • NGR 6252L Primary Health Care IV - Practice (4)
        
        *For those seeking national certification as a Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP).
   
   
   2. Adult-gerontology Nurse Practitioner Concentration**
      
      
      • NGR 6252 Primary Health Care IV (2)
      • NGR 6252L Primary Health Care IV - Practice (4)
      • NGR 6215 Primary Health Care V (4)
      • NGR 6215L Primary Health Care V (2)
        
        **For those seeking national certification as an Adult Nurse Practitioner (ANP).

Additional Graduation Requirements

• Apply for graduation by deadline indicated in the university calendar.
• Earn a minimum of 30 credit hours with a minimum of a 3.0 GPA on a 4.0 scale.

Progression Requirements

See M.S.N. Student Guidebook.