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An evidence-based nursing program that prepares family nurse practitioners (FNPs) to provide comprehensive care to individuals and communities.An evidence-based nursing program that prepares family nurse practitioners (FNPs) to provide comprehensive care to individuals and communities.An evidence-based nursing program that prepares family nurse practitioners (FNPs) to provide comprehensive care to individuals and communities.
21
months to complete the program full time
$120,680
Nurse Practitioner median 2021 salary1
680
total required placement hours within four rotations
15
students on average in each class
Provide Comprehensive Care Across the Life Span
The online Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) program from the USC Suzanne Dworak-Peck School of Social Work offers students the resources of a top global research university2 within a primarily online environment. FNP students learn to treat physical and behavioral health more effectively, address patients’ social and environmental factors, and lead positive social change as they care for individuals of all ages. We emphasize health care grounded in an understanding of biomedical and social factors that influence patient well-being.
The USC MSN coursework encompasses health promotion and education, disease prevention, physical assessment and diagnosis, pathophysiology and pharmacology, and illness management. Students make long-lasting connections and learn from expert faculty who also are experienced practitioners. Upon program completion, graduates may seek certification and licensure in the state(s) where they wish to practice. Three start dates are available per year, and applications are accepted year-round.
Take the next step in a career focused on compassion.
1Occupational Outlook Handbook, Bureau of Labor Statistics, 2022 (Accessed Aug. 9, 2023).arrow_upwardReturn to footnote reference
2The Carnegie Classification of Institutions of Higher Education (n.d.). About Carnegie Classification. (Accessed Oct. 11, 2021)Return to footnote referencearrow_upwardReturn to footnote reference