MSN in Nursing (Direct Entry)

Official college transcripts from all institutions attended, whether or not a degree was earned. Students enrolling in the Direct Entry program also need to provide an official high school transcript.

All non-U.S. citizens who will require a student visa for study in the U.S. must provide accurate and current evidence of ability to pay for the cost of a Simmons education. These costs are variable (but include fixed and living costs beyond tuition) and outlined on the Certification of Finances Form. This form is available by calling the Office of Admission at 617-521-2605.

Three recommendations, written within six months of the deadline, are required. At least one recommendation should be from a current or recent instructor and the others can be professional references. We do not accept recommendations from individuals with whom you have a non-professional relationship (family members, friends, religious personnel or politicians).

What are your reasons for pursuing an advanced degree to become a family nurse practitioner prepared to practice in primary care? How will Simmons University help you accomplish your goals? The Simmons School of Nursing Core Values are listed below. Which of these values do you most identify with and why? How will this value guide your practice as a nurse practitioner? Simmons School of Nursing Core Values Respect Social justice and inclusion Integrity and accountability Collaboration and teamwork Care and compassion Professional development Excellence Please write an essay that is no longer than 2 pages (double spaced).

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