Admissions

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The Johns Hopkins School of Nursing seeks individuals with a spirit of inquiry, commitment, and motivation toward scholarship and leadership in the nursing profession. The Admissions Committee is interested in each individual and reviews holistically academic records, health care, other professional and community experience, test scores and interviews (for some programs), recommendations and written expressions of goals and interests. Intellectual interests and accomplishments are of importance in the admissions decision, and scholastic records are carefully examined. Clarity of goals, character, and other achievements are also important. The admission process, while considering grade-point average and, for some programs, standardized test scores, also takes into consideration professional experience and distinctive characteristics of individual learners.

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Program Information

• MSN (Entry into Nursing)
• MSN/MPH
• MSN (Health Systems Management) *
• MSN/MBA*
• Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner Certificate *
• Nurse Educator Certificate *
• Pediatric Acute Care Nurse Practitioner Certificate*
• PhD
• DNP Advanced Practice/PhD
• DNP Adult-Gerontological Acute Care NP*
• DNP Adult-Gerontological Primary Care NP*
• DNP Family Primary Care NP*
• DNP Pediatric Primary Care NP*
• DNP Pediatric Dual Primary/Acute Care NP*
• DNP Adult Gerontological Health CNS *
• DNP Adult Critical Care CNS *
• DNP Pediatric Critical Care CNS *
• DNP Nurse Anesthesiology
• DNP Executive *
• DNP Executive/MBA*