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I have a master’s degree in a non-NP or non-CNS specialty. What are my options if I want to specialize as a nurse practitioner or clinical nurse specialist?

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I have a master’s degree in a non-NP or non-CNS specialty. What are my options if I want to specialize as a nurse practitioner or clinical nurse specialist?

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A.1: If you have a M.S.N. degree in a non-NP or non-CNS specialty, you should apply to our post-baccalaureate D.N.P. program. After a comprehensive course-by-course transcript review, up to 30 credit hours of the post-baccalaureate D.N.P. program requirements may be waived.