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Program Overview
Jump start your advanced nursing practice with our Fifth Year Master's program.
The Fifth Year program in Nursing allows students graduating from Endicott College’s Bachelor of Science in Nursing to move seamlessly into the Master of Science in Nursing degree. During the second semester of their senior year, students have the opportunity to take the graduate course NUR503. Students are recommended to work with their Academic Advisor to learn how NUR503 both fulfills undergraduate elective requirements and qualifies as credit towards their master’s degree. After successful completion of their nurse licensure examination, students will continue coursework in the fall following graduation.
Completing the Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree at Endicott may reduce the length of the Master of Science in Nursing degree.Program Benefits
- 20% alumni tuition savings
- Program completion in 18-24 months
- Concentrations include nursing administration, nursing education, global health nursing, and family nurse practitioner
- Mix of full semester and accelerated six-week courses
- Supportive faculty and advisors
- Hybrid or 100% online courses, dependent on program
Program Requirements
- Maintaining a 3.3 GPA by the end of the junior year is preferred
- Successfully passing the NCLEX exam and obtaining an RN license in the months immediately following graduation with your B.S. in Nursing.
- Submitting a nursing license that is current and unrestricted and an official undergraduate transcript
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Curriculum
"I have deep ties to Endicott, having already pursued my undergraduate degree at the College. The program was reasonable, flexible, and convenient—with both online and classroom hours. Every professor wants you to succeed. The support they were able to give me has been the best I’ve ever experienced."
Nicole Salvino, MSN, RN