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The application deadline for priority admission to the DNP Program is March 1. After March 1, applications may be accepted on a space available basis.

Students are admitted to the program for the Fall semester only.

The BSN to DNP is for students who hold a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) from an institution that maintains accreditation by a U.S. Department of Education sanctioned accrediting body and a BSN program accredited by CCNE or ACEN, or the equivalent bachelor's degree in nursing from a foreign institution.  The BSN to DNP curriculum requires 81 credit hours of coursework that includes a minimum of 1000 practice hours and a DNP Project. The program is designed to be completed in either a full-time or part-time plan of study. Classes will be offered in a variety of formats including face-to-face, online, hybrid and clinical practice.

Note: Timeframe and process for admission to the Psychiatric Mental Health Concentration is under development.

BSN to DNP Major Application Requirements:

• Submit all applications and supporting documentation through , a centralized application system for nursing programs, to be considered for admission to the DNP Program
• Submit only official transcript(s) for all colleges and universities attended, including a bachelor's degree in nursing transcript from a  nationally accredited (Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education [CCNE] or Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing [ACEN]) nursing program, and an institution that maintains accreditation by a U.S. Department of Education sanctioned accrediting body () or equivalent foreign institution.
• Show evidence of a minimum GPA of 3.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale for the last 60 hours of the BSN degree.
• Provide copy of an unrestricted Florida RN license, or eligibility for the RN licensure in Florida.
• Provide evidence of a minimum of one year full-time current experience or its part-time equivalent as a registered nurse in an acute care hospital setting.
• Provide a current resume or curriculum vitae. Provide personal statement of professional goals in 300 to 350 words.
• International students must demonstrate English language proficiency in accordance with University regulation.
• Show completion of the following undergraduate level nursing courses with a grade of "C" or better: Health Assessment and Statistics.
• If applicable, applicants who have attended but not completed another DNP or doctoral nursing program must provide an official transcript from that program and a letter of standing from the dean of the school of nursing (or designee) that also addresses potential for success in a DNP program.
• A personal interview may be required with designated faculty.
• Provide three professional references that indicate your potential for doctoral study, clinical proficiency, and academic competence. References should include:
  • one from a faculty
  • one from a supervisor
  • one from a registered nurse, APRN, or physician familiar with the applicant's professional expertise
  • Please request references through NursingCAS in the Applicant Evaluation Section.