The Accelerated 3+ option in Generalist Nursing is offered through the School of Nursing in the College of Science and Health at DePaul University. This Accelerated 3+ option is only available to Pathways Honors students who are pursuing an undergraduate degree in one of the following programs at DePaul:
Following three years of undergraduate study at DePaul, you will begin work on your two-year MSN program in Generalist Nursing in DePaul's School of Nursing. The MSN in Generalist Nursing program provides advanced education for general professional practice. The program prepares you for:
- Licensure by examination (NCLEX-RN) which is required for entry into professional nursing practice
- Advanced professional practice and leadership in health promotion and illness care
- Collaboration and scholarship with others to meet the present and future health needs of society
- Community service for vulnerable populations in the Vincentian tradition
- Continuing academic and clinical education at the post-graduate and doctoral levels
Do you have any questions?
If you have questions about the Accelerated 3+ Generalist Nursing option, you may be able to find answers below.
Must I be a Pathways Honors student to pursue the Accelerated 3+ Generalist Nursing (MSN) program?
Am I guaranteed admission into DePaul’s School of Nursing?
What is the difference between the Accelerated 3+ Generalist Nursing option versus a traditional BSN program?
How do I know if a career as a Nurse is for me?
Do I need to take the Graduate Record Examination (GRE) or any other standardized entrance exam?
What does that my 4th undergraduate year look like?
What is the cost savings of doing this program?
Are there certain criteria I need to meet along the way to be eligible for this Accelerated 3+ option?