MSN ENTRY INTO NURSING

MSN Entry into Nursing

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Your Path.
Your Purpose.
Your Impact.

At Johns Hopkins School of Nursing, you’ll find top-ranked graduate programs for every stage of your journey—from entry into nursing to advanced practice, leadership, and research. With innovative, accessible formats, dual degrees, and specialized certificates, and rooted in the legacy of the nation’s first research-based university, you can shape a career that changes lives, starting with your own.

MSN Entry into Nursing

Enroll in our accelerated, full-time graduate program to earn your Master of Science in Nursing degree and begin your nursing career.

Built for purpose
Join a community advancing research, health equity, and reimagined care.
Accelerated, career-focused
Earn your MSN in four full-time, in-person semesters.
Innovative, hands-on learning
Gain experience through clinicals, simulation, and community practice.
Systems-driven perspective
Transform health across social, economic, and policy settings.
Opportunities to grow
Explore global health, research, quality, policy, and specialty pathways.
Career-ready outcomes
Preparation for the NCLEX exam and leadership roles
Online Prerequisites
Need science courses to apply? Take Anatomy, Physiology, Biostatistics, and more online with virtual labs, expert instructors, and the flexibility your schedule needs.

WE Are HOPKINS NURSING

WORLD-RENOWNED

Diverse Faculty and Researchers

STRONG AFFILIATIONS

with JHU Schools of Medicine, Public Health and Business

DEDICATED TEAM

Organizes High-Quality Clinical Placements For All Programs

Generous scholarships and grants are available

90% of MSN – Entry into Nursing students receive scholarships or grants from the School of Nursing. All admitted students are automatically considered for scholarships at the time of admission. Scholarships range from $10,000 to full-tuition.

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Kedrine Gayle

Nursing Student wearing a lab coat smiling.

Johns Hopkins School of Nursing has its sights set on shifting the dialogue on the profession, saluting all who have come before and all the amazing advances they’ve made and then using it all as a fulcrum on policy. It starts, as does everything at our school, with our students.

We recently welcomed our inaugural cohort of Policy Honors Scholars from the Master’s (Entry into Nursing) program, including Kedrine Gayle. The program is for students striving to gain experience and foundational skills in policy analysis and advocacy to address critical health challenges. The two-semester program aims to broaden students’ understanding of nursing’s role in policy and expand their skills and confidence to connect with policymakers, effectively communicate policy proposals, and advocate for the health of communities.