Mississippi University for Women

The Mississippi University for Women offers a 4-year BSN program in addition to an Advanced Placement RN to BSN program, ideal for registered nurses who are interested in advancing their nursing careers. Though the school’s name implies that it offers single-sex education, since 1982 men have been welcome to attend.

The school’s BSN program focuses on preparing students to be skilled leaders who are agents for change in illness prevention and patient care. Those who graduate from the program will have a comprehensive educational foundation that opens the doors to opportunities for further study, such as a master’s degree in nursing.

The BSN program is aware of the continually changing world, and places a focus on the prevention of illness, maintenance of health, and a responsibility for managing long-term and terminal disruptions to health.   Additionally, the Mississippi University of Women emphasizes the nurse’s role as a client advocate and an important liaison on healthcare teams. Students can enroll in the summer, as well as in the fall.

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The Mississippi University for Women is a public institution and is located in Columbus, Mississippi. Its nursing program is ACEN, ACME, CCNE, COA accredited. You can earn a family nurse practitioner, registered nursing degree and attend a program via its campus, hybrid, online offerings. Nursing program offerings from the school include APRN Certificate, Associate, Bachelor, BSN to DNP, Master, MSN to DNP, Post Master's NP Certificate, RN to BSN level degrees.

While the average NCLEX passing rate for Mississippi state ADN programs is 93.84% and for BSN programs is 95.76%, the average national NCLEX passing rate for ADN programs is 85.48% and for BSN programs is 87.22%. Check out how Mississippi University for Women compares below.