Masters in Nursing

Your CV is a comprehensive document with a formal structure and academic focus. It should include your background, work experience, awards, scholarships, publications, and other achievements

Unofficial Transcripts You will need to upload and submit your unofficial transcripts, including proof of graduation for your completed degree(s) and transcripts of all post-baccalaureate work, if any, via the online application system. Official Transcripts You will also need to arrange for your official transcripts to be sent to the Registrar’s Office. Your official transcripts are required to be received prior to course registration.

Applicants to the Master of Nursing program are required to submit three (3) reference letters. Referees can be academic or professional.

Your Letter of Intent for the Master of Nursing program must contain: Your goals or objectives for seeking a graduate degree in the chosen discipline You should address your letter to the School of Graduate Studies. Things to Note: Your Letter of Intent is your opportunity to show us your passion for your proposed research. Explain how dedicated and invested you are to your proposed graduate program, and provide specific examples of key accomplishments. Be concise and include only important information – reviewers have many graduate applications to review; your Letter of Intent should generally be no more than one page in length, or up to 500 words.