Master of Science in Nursing - Educator Track

The Nurse Educator program builds on the knowledge and competencies of baccalaureate education and experience as a practicing nurse and prepares the graduate to be a nurse educator.

• Complete an application.
• Schedule an information meeting with an Enrollment Counselor one of two ways:
  • By email
  • Fill out this form
• Bethel University requires an official transcript from the college or university you received your Bachelor degree from. They can be mailed in a sealed envelope or sent electronically to AGSAdmission@BethelUniversity.edu.
• Complete FAFSA and contact financial aid at 574.807.7326 if you are seeking federal student loans.

Course descriptions and course schedules

• Accelerated classes start every 7 weeks.
• Convenient courses meet online once a week.
• Competitive tuition rates for adult students.
• Assistance with financial aid.

Graduate Programs

Fees (per semester) for all programs:

• Full-time graduate students: $185
• All part-time students: $155

Service Assessment (per semester) for all programs:

• Full-time undergraduate nontraditional students: $185
• Full-time graduate students: $160
• All part-time students: $135
• Summer school: $125

• Complete an application online

• Graduate of an accredited (ACEN or CCNE or CNEA) nursing program

• Minimum GPA 3.0

• Active, unencumbered RN license

• One year RN experience (preferred)

• Three professional references

• Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) at www.fafsa.ed.gov. Bethel’s federal school code is 001787.
• Students enrolled in the nurse educator track may apply for Nurse Family Loan Program (NFLP), which may pay up to 85 percent of the program's tuition costs.
• View nursing scholarships.
• Contact our Financial Aid department.