Nursing

Program Summary

The Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) is a doctoral degree that prepares nurses to a) practice in an advanced nursing role in a specialization and b) lead innovative, evidence-based practice initiatives that positively impact quality improvements in healthcare systems. Registered nurses who are qualified at the baccalaureate or masters level may be admitted.

Graduate Catalog Program Information

Program-specific Admission Information and Requirements

Affiliated College: College of Health and Human Sciences

Degree(s) Offered: Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP)

Program Requires GRE: No

Letters of Recommendation: 3

University Requirements

• Admissions to NIU Graduate School
• Application Materials

Application Deadlines

*Early applications are strongly encouraged