Andrews offers a 50% discount on online graduate tuition for all admitted DNP students. The current rate is reflected on the site below. 

See School of Distance Education ‘Online Tuition, Fees & Funding page’/’Tuition’/ ‘Graduate’/ Advanced Practice RN, (BSN to DNP et al) www.andrews.edu/distance.

For additional information visit the ‘Academic Bulletin’ (be sure you are looking at the correct ‘year’ in the upper right hand corner), then click on  Financial Information in left margin, click on ‘/’General Financial Information’/ scroll to ‘Estimated Costs for Distance Degree & Guest Students/ Doctor of Nursing Practice bulletin.andrews.edu.

Students will be charged clinical fees for clinical courses, books are an investment, fees for clinical onboarding prior to clinicals are the major fees.

See also ‘Fees’ below Tuition www.andrews.edu/distance.

For specific detail, see the Academic Bulletin (make sure that academic year in top right hand corner of page is correct) then  Financial Information (left margin)/ ‘Charges’/College of Health and Human Services/Doctor of Nursing Practice bulletin.andrews.edu.

• The BSN-DNP student will take 65 credits (approx.4 years)
• The MSN-DNP student will take 56 credits (approx.4 years)
• The APRN-DNP student will take 40 credits  (approx.. 2.5 years)  

Admission requirements include the following:

• Minimal overall GPA of 3.25 in the last degree program in nursing (transcript required) 
• Pre-requisite course for admission: undergraduate statistic course with a B or better grade on your transcript.  
• Two letters of recommendation from supervisors, professors, or those with doctoral degree.  
• One personal statement essay of at least 500 words that clearly states which track you are interested in (nurse practitioner or nurse educator) and how this role and doctoral degree will assist you to reach your goals. Also, what scholarly project interest might you consider studying?
• Current license to practice nursing  
• Other ‘admission requirements’ and details can be found in our current DNP Student Handbook, at www.andrews.edu/chhs/nursing 
• Find States from which students are eligible for admission www.andrews.edu/chhs/nursing/generallicensuredisclosure