How to Apply to the Nursing Education Program
How to apply to the Nursing Education program at the University of Rochester.
The University of Rochester School of Nursing uses a comprehensive, holistic review process during which each application receives individual consideration. We seek applicants
- whose goals include a nursing education role,
- who are motivated and prepared to pursue this program of study,
- demonstrate strong communication skills,
- and who are committed to upholding the values of the school.
Entry Semester | Application Opens | Application Deadline |
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Spring | May 1 | Sept. 15 |
Summer | Oct. 1 | Jan. 15 |
Fall | Feb. 1 | April 15 |
Program Eligibility
Applicants must meet the following requirements to be eligible for the Master's in Nursing Education program:
- Bachelor’s degree from an accredited school
- Minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0 from your most recent relevant degree
- RN licensure from New York State
- One year of clinical experience
- Statistics course with a grade of C or above
- English language proficiency
Application Requirements
To complete an application for the Master's in Nursing Education program, create an account and complete all sections of the application. Submit the following materials by uploading to your application before the deadline.
- Official transcripts from all schools attended
- Two letters of recommendation from academic or professional references
- Current resume or CV
- TOEFL, IELTS, or DET scores for applicants who are non-native English speakers
As part of the application for the Nursing Education programs (master's, advanced certificate and RN to BS to MS), you must also answer five questions (each with a 200-word limit).
Learn more about how to complete the application and upload these materials.
Application Review Process
Once you complete your application, you may receive a follow-up email to schedule an interview with members of our Admissions Review Committee. We look forward to reviewing your application!
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