Millikin University School of Nusing Viewbook

MILLIKIN UNIVERSITY® COLLEGE OF PROFESSIONAL STUDIES

MILLIKIN UNIVERSITY®

SCHOOL OF NURSING PROGRAMS

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SCHOOL OF NURSING Today’s increasingly complex health care environment calls for nurses who are prepared to deliver quality care that is patientcentered, safe, timely, and efficient. We believe that the best nurse is one who is well-rounded, both professionally and personally. Our undergraduate and graduate programs are designed to prepare that kind of professional nurse.

UNDERGRADUATE OPTIONS

ACCREDITATION

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BSN - Bachelor of Science in Nursing

nursing at Millikin University are accredited by

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RN to BSN Online Program

the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education

The baccalaureate and master’s degrees in

(http:www.aacn.nche.edu/ccne-accreditation).

GRADUATE OPTIONS

With a Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) or Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP), you can develop a specialized area of practice, enhance your teaching skills, or become a leader who shapes the future of health care policy and practice.

The Doctor of Nursing Practice program at Millikin University is pursuing initial accreditation by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (http://aacn.nche/ccne-accreditation). Applying for accreditation does not guarantee that accreditation will be granted.

The Millikin University and Decatur Memorial

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MSN - Master’s Entry Into Nursing Practice for non-nursing majors

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MSN - Nurse Educator

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BSN-DNP - Nurse Anesthesia

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MSN-DNP for APNs

Hospital Nurse Anesthesia Program is accredited by the Council on Accreditation of Nurse Anesthesia Educational Programs (COA), 222 S. Prospect Ave., Park Ridge, IL 60068, 847.655.1160.

OUR STRENGTHS BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN NURSING (BSN)

The nursing curriculum at Millikin is soundly based in both the natural sciences and the liberal arts.

This multidisciplinary approach encourages development of skills in several key areas.

The Bachelor of Science in Nursing

the nursing major as a freshman and student maintains successful progress.

knowledge with the art of caring. Our mission is to

Learn the art and the science of advocating for patient wellbeing, both within and outside of the health care system.

BSN students are admitted directly to the School

Our graduates have a 100% placement rate with high demand at prestigious health care facilities across the country. With an emphasis on evidenced-based care and an ethically-grounded framework, our graduates engage in the kind of lifelong learning it takes to become a leader in the nursing profession.

guaranteed a space as long as the

for its blend of the rigorous application of scientific

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the nursing field or pursue graduate

students are admitted directly to

and the classical. Nursing is a profession recognized

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS

Graduates are well-prepared to enter

advanced practice nursing. Qualified

of equal importance, side by side with the literary

Explore complex issues through a critical thinking framework that bridges the gap between theory and practice.

strong foundation for a wide range of

teaching, leadership, research, or

scientific, the practical, and the industrial have a place

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in nursing and provides you with a

education leading to careers in

founder’s vision of the university as a place where the

develop men and women who are prepared to shape

prepares you for a rewarding career

professional nursing opportunities.

Professional nursing education at Millikin reflects our

Cultivate the experience and skills necessary to work effectively with individuals from a variety of cultures and professional backgrounds.

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program at Millikin University

PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS

the future of health care and compose a personal life of meaning and value.

of Nursing as freshmen. In order to gain admission, students must: »»

Have a composite ACT of 20 or equivalent SAT performance

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Have grades that indicate strong performances in high school science and math coursework.

Successful progression of all coursework during the freshman year of study at Millikin determines conversion to the Nursing major in the sophomore year.

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SAMPLE PLAN OF STUDY SEMESTER ONE

SEMESTER TWO

SEMESTER THREE

SEMESTER FOUR

SEMESTER FIVE

SEMESTER SIX

SEMESTER SEVEN

SEMESTER EIGHT

»» University Seminar

»» Critical Writing, Reading & Research II

»» Anatomy & Physiology I

»» U.S. Structures

»» Global Issues

»» Parent-Child Nursing

»» Adult Health Nursing II

»» Microbiology

»» Anatomy & Physiology II

»» Pharmacology

»» Health Assessment

»» Issues in Nursing Research & Management

»» Community Health Nursing

»» U.S. Cultures

»» Mental Health & Mental Illness Nursing

»» Foundations of Professional Nursing

»» Adult Health Nursing I

»» Critical Writing, Reading & Research I »» General Chemistry »» Introduction to Psychology »» Elective/Math

»» Essentials of Organic Chemistry »» Lifespan Development »» International Cultures & Structures »» Communication

»» Pathophysiology Concepts for Nursing »» Elective

»» Statistical Methods »» Elective

»» Creative Arts »» Elective

»» Transitions to Professional Nursing »» Professional Nursing Intern Capstone »» Elective

ONLINE RN TO BSN The Online RN to BSN is for licensed registered nurses from accredited associate degree or diploma nursing programs who want to advance their

OUR STRENGTHS

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The focus on professionalism and organizational leadership prepares graduates to move into leadership positions or continue their education to an advanced practice role.

The well-respected Millikin University School of Nursing’s RN to BSN program has been re-designed as a streamlined and online program for busy registered nurses who want to advance their educational and career options by earning a Bachelor of Science degree in nursing.

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Dedicated Millikin faculty members provide individual attention and create opportunities for students to practice new skills in real health care settings.

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Students are paired with nursing leaders to plan and implement change projects that improve patient outcomes in health care organizations.

The Millikin University School of Nursing recognizes that currently licensed RNs bring rich individual experiences and strengths on which the program builds.

Graduates are prepared for professional leadership roles and to advance their education even further.

education to a bachelor's degree. This program provides the best of both worlds — courses are offered online for busy practicing RNs with face-toface interaction when it matters most. Graduates are prepared to move into nursing leadership positions, continue their education to become advanced practice nurses, or move into other fields

PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS

such as medicine or business. The program can be completed in one year of full-time study, or a parttime option is also available.

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Offered online except where students will benefit most from hands-on experiences guided by skilled faculty.

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Program may be completed in one year of full-time study or courses may be taken part-time.

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Courses meet the BSN educational requirements while supporting the rich knowledge and practice experience of RN students.

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS The Millikin University RN to BSN Program builds on students’ prior knowledge and skills. Transcripts from all previous college work are evaluated individually. Students who have earned an Associate degree are given full course and hour transfer credits for courses credited for these degrees up to, in most cases, a maximum of 66 credits. Credit is given for upper division courses in mental health nursing, parent-child nursing, and medical-surgical nursing. These hours are banked until other requirements toward graduation are fulfilled and then the 27 hours are applied to the transcript. Students enrolled in the RN to BSN with a GPA of 3.0 or above may have the opportunity to enroll in up to 3 specific courses in the MSN curriculum. Applicants must maintain unencumbered Registered Nurse licensure in Illinois throughout the program.

Prerequisites include: »» »» »» »» »» »»

Anatomy & Physiology I and II Microbiology Pharmacology Undergraduate Chemistry Undergraduate Psychology Undergraduate Statistics

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SAMPLE PLAN OF STUDY FALL SEMESTER

SPRING SEMESTER

SUMMER TERM

REQUIREMENTS FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS

»» Professionalism in Nursing

»» Public Health Nursing (7 cr)

»» Research for Professional Practice

»» Health Assessment (3 cr)

»» Nursing Management Through Organizational Leadership

In addition, international students must submit official transcripts (in English) with an official evaluation of those transcripts by a foreign credentials evaluation agency and proof of English proficiency. For more detailed information regarding how to apply as international student, www.millikin.edu/internationalapplicants.

»» Pathophysiology Concepts for Nursing »» Community Assessment & Leadership

MASTER’S ENTRY INTO NURSING PRACTICE

OUR STRENGTHS

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS

Nursing continues to be one of the fastest growing occupations in the United States. An aging population combined with a swell in the number of nurses retiring means that there is a great deal of opportunity for new professionals to explore exciting clinical specialties and diverse nursing roles.

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The Master’s Entry into Nursing Practice is a full-time program that begins in July. Students complete 500 clinical and residency hours conducted in the areas of:

Designed for individuals with a non-nursing bachelor’s degree, the Master’s Entry Into Nursing Practice (MENP) is an accelerated, full-time program of study that will facilitate a smooth transition into the field of professional nursing. Graduates earn a master’s degree in nursing and will be eligible to take the National Council Licensure Exam and apply for licensure

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Medical-surgical Nursing

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Maternal-child health Nursing

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Pediatric Nursing

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Psychiatric-mental health Nursing

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Public health nursing

to become a Registered Nurse.

PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS Students in this program may have a bachelor’s degree in any field, making this a great opportunity for those seeking to transition from another career into the field of nursing. The program focuses on essential technical skills while also exploring the dimensions of learning to work effectively with patients, families, and other members of the health care team. Students practice the leadership skills that will help them move into administrative, educational, or advocacy roles. They also acquire expertise in evidence-based practice that employers highly value.

Graduates of this program are prepared to pursue a Ph. D or Doctor of Nursing Practice.

Submit official transcripts for all graduate and undergraduate institutions attended and demonstrate a minimum grade point average of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale

» Provide scores on Graduate Record Exam (GRE) if undergraduate GPA is less than 3.25 » Provide evidence of successful completion (grade of C or better) in the following prerequisite courses

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Anatomy and Physiology I and II

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Microbiology

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Organic Chemistry (with a lab)

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Lifespan Development

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Undergraduate Statistics

» Provide 3 letters of recommendation (see website for details) » Submit a written statement (see website for details) » Submit a current résumé or curriculum vitae In addition, international students must submit official transcripts (in English) with an official evaluation of those transcripts by a foreign credentials evaluation agency and proof of English proficiency. For more detailed information regarding how to apply as international student, www.millikin.edu/internationalapplicants.

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SAMPLE PLAN OF STUDY SUMMER SEMESTER

FALL SEMESTER

SPRING SEMESTER

SUMMER SEMESTER

FALL SEMESTER

SPRING SEMESTER

FALL SEMESTER

»» Nursing Foundations

»» Care of Adults I

»» Mental Health Nursing I

»» Care of Women & Newborns

»» Professional Nurse Residency

»» Advanced Health Assessment across the Lifespan

»» Care of Infants, Children & Adolescents

»» Advanced Pharmacology across the lifespan

»» Public Health Nursing I

»» Application of Theory to Practice

»» Theories/Principles of Teaching & Learning in Nursing

»» Advanced Nursing Project

»» Research & Evidence-Based Practice

»» Healthcare Policy & Economics

»» Care of Adults II

»» Mental Health Nursing II »» Advanced Pathophysiology »» Project Seminar

»» Nursing Leadership »» Advanced Care of Adults I »» Advanced Care of Adults II »» Diverse Populations

»» Measurement & Evaluation of Learning Outcomes »» Educator Roles & Responsibilities »» Public Health Nursing II »» Advanced Transitions to Professional Nursing

ABOUT THE RESIDENCY MENP students earn clinical hours and practical experience at several of our partner facilities at multiple sites in Central Illinois. We are proud of the strength of our clinical partnerships and believe these relationships are central to the value and impact of our program.

NURSE EDUCATOR The Nurse Educator track in the Master of Science in Nursing degree program is designed for registered nurses who hold a Bachelor of Science degree in Nursing and are seeking opportunities to teach in nursing schools, continuing education programs, or staff development programs. Graduates are eligible to take the Certified Nurse Educator exam from the

OUR STRENGTHS

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS

Small class sizes and skilled faculty mentors ensure that students are thoroughly engaged in building personal and professional knowledge and skills to advance their nursing careers. Core MSN courses in advanced pathophysiology, advanced health assessment, and advanced pharmacology prepare graduates to continue their education in Doctor of Nursing Practice programs.

Specialized education courses groom graduates for highdemand careers in nursing or clinical education settings.

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Students can earn an MSN in the Nurse Educator Track in 17 months full-time or take courses part-time

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Experienced faculty mentors offer one-on-one collaboration and support

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Graduates are prepared to teach in clinical or academic settings or continue their own education

National League for Nursing.

PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS MSN-Nurse Educator track students are prepared to:

Submit official transcripts for all graduate and undergraduate institutions attended and demonstrate a minimum grade point average of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale

» Provide scores on Graduate Record Exam (GRE) if undergraduate GPA is less than 3.0 » Provide evidence of successful completion

(grade of C or better) in the following prerequisite courses

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Undergraduate Nursing Research

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Undergraduate Health Assessment

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Undergraduate Statistics

» Possess an unencumbered license as an RN in Illinois or be eligible and obtain one upon admission » Provide 3 letters of recommendation (see website for details)

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Assess the health and education needs of students, patients, and health care organizations

» Submit a written statement (see website for details)

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Find and apply the best scientific evidence to improve learning and patient outcomes

» Submit a current résumé or curriculum vitae

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Plan effective teaching and learning strategies for diverse populations and settings

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Apply knowledge of health policy and skillful use of informatics to current issues

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Take the certification exam to become a Certified Nurse Educator

In addition, international students must submit official transcripts (in English) with an official evaluation of those transcripts by a foreign credentials evaluation agency and proof of English proficiency. For more detailed information regarding how to apply as international student, www.millikin.edu/internationalapplicants.

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SAMPLE PLAN OF STUDY FALL SEMESTER

SPRING SEMESTER

FALL SEMESTER »» Professional Nurse Residency (200 practice hours)

»» Application of Theory to Practice

»» Theories/Principles of Teaching & Learning

»» Research & Evidence-Based Practice

»» Advanced Health Assessment Across the Lifespan

»» Diverse Populations

»» Healthcare Policy & Economics »» Educator Responsibilities & Roles »» Measurement & Evaluation of Learning Outcomes »» Advanced Pathophysiology »» Project Seminar

»» Advanced Pharmacology Across the Lifespan »» Advanced Nursing Project

PROFESSIONAL NURSE RESIDENCY Performance Learning is a hallmark of a Millikin education. MSN Nurse Educator students collaborate with an experienced faculty mentor to design an individual residency to practice what they have learned in MSN classes. Students identify the focus of the residency as either clinical practice or nursing education and collaborate with an assigned preceptor to refine their knowledge and skills in the real world.

DOCTOR OF NURSING PRACTICE (TRACK 1): NURSE ANESTHESIA The Millikin University and Decatur Memorial Hospital Nurse Anesthesia Program prepares nurses to become Nurse Anesthetists. Students must hold a Bachelor of Science in Nursing

OUR STRENGTHS

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS

The Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) is a clinical doctorate and this program prepares BSN nurses to move to the highest level of clinical expertise and advanced practice nursing. DNP Track 1 educates experienced critical care RNs with BSN degrees to become highly respected DNP nurse anesthetists.

In the second spring semester, students start the DNP Project.

This is the first in a sequence of three DNP project courses designed to move students through the process of conducting a clinical change project in their specialty area. The DNP project courses assist students with developing, evaluating, and implementing a clinical project. Students will complete 100 practice hours associated with each project course.

» Graduation from an accredited BSN program with a GPA over 3.0 on a 4.0 scale

PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS

take the National Certification Exam offered by the National Board of Certification and Recertification for Nurse Anesthetists.

» DNP Track 1 is a competitive 88 credit, 36 month, full-time course of study

» At least one year of Adult Critical care nursing experience. Current experience is strongly preferred

» Must provide evidence of ACLS, BCLS, PALS, and CCRN certification

» Grade of C or better in a graduate level statistics course

» Small cohorts and engagement with upperclassmen and anesthesia experts provide a foundation of support in this rigorous program

» Three letters of recommendation, a personal statement and completion of a clinical skills checklist (see website for details)

» Students receive personalized attention from both a Millikin academic advisor and a DMH clinical advisor from the first day of orientation » Multiple regional clinical affiliates ensure excellent anesthesia practice experiences to meet or exceed national requirements »

» Evidence of an unencumbered/unrestricted RN license in the State of Illinois or be eligible to obtain upon admission

» Undergraduate grade of C or better in: nursing research, health assessment, organic chemistry, and introductory statistics

and have at least one year of adult critical care nursing experience. Graduates are eligible to

» Graduate Record Exam (GRE) if GPA is less than 3.0

Close proximity and collaboration between Millikin University and the clinical home at DMH allows theory and clinical to be integrated seamlessly across the curriculum

In addition, international students must submit official transcripts (in English) with an official evaluation of those transcripts by a foreign credentials evaluation agency and proof of English proficiency. For more detailed information regarding how to apply as international student, www.millikin.edu/ internationalapplicants.

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SAMPLE PLAN OF STUDY SPRING I

SUMMER I

FALL I

SPRING II

SUMMER II

FALL II

SPRING III

SUMMER III

»» Advanced Physiology & Pathology

»» Anatomy for Nurse Anesthetists

»» Principles of Epidemiology

»» Outcomes Management

»» Advanced Principles of Nurse Anesthesia III

»» Informatics for Health Care Organizations

»» Advanced Health Assessment Across the Lifespan

»» Advanced Principles of Nurse Anesthesia II

»» Roles & Responsibilities

»» Organization & Systems Leadership

»» Nurse Anesthesia Clinical Practicum (500 Practice hours)

»» Nurse Anesthesia Clinical Practicum (500 practice hours)

»» Nurse Anesthesia Clinical Practicum (600 practice hours)

»» Nurse Anesthesia Clinical Practicum (600 practice hours)

»» Evidence for Practice »» Healthcare Policy & Economics

»» Physical Science for Graduate Nurses

»» Application of Theory to Practice »» Advanced Pharmacology Across the Lifespan »» Basic Principles of Nurse Anesthesia

»» Pharmacology for Nurse Anesthetists I »» Advanced Principles of Nurse Anesthesia

»» DNP Project II (100 hours)

»» DNP Project III (100 hours)

FALL III »» Nurse Anesthesia Clinical Practicum (600 practice hours)

DNP COMPLETION FOR

MSN-PREPARED ADVANCED PRACTICE NURSES

OUR STRENGTHS

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS

The Doctor of Nursing Practice Track 2 is delivered online.

» Official transcripts from all graduate and undergraduate institutions attended and demonstrate a minimum graduate grade point average of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale

In the second spring semester, students start the DNP Project. This is the first in a sequence of three DNP project courses designed to move students through the process of conducting a clinical change project in their specialty area.

DNP Track 2 is a clinical doctorate program specifically designed for currently licensed Advanced Practice Nurses who are Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetists, Certified Nurse Midwives, Nurse Practitioners, or Clinical Nurse Specialists that want to increase their knowledge and skills to the highest level of clinical nursing practice. The curriculum is offered in a parttime format, with courses delivered online.

The DNP project courses assist students with developing, evaluating, and implementing a clinical project. Students will complete 100 practice hours associated with each project course.

PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS The Curriculum of Track 2 of the Doctor of Nursing Practice degree program focuses on evidence-based practice, public policy advocacy, improving safety and organizational effectiveness, health informatics, population health, financial and business management, and advanced specialty practice.

» Evidence of MSN core courses, including a graduate-level statistics and Health Care Policy and Economics course prior to enrollment or by the end of the first semester of DNP coursework » Possess an unencumbered/unrestricted license as an Advanced Practice Registered Nurse in Illinois » Evidence of advanced practice national certification (Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetists, Certified Nurse Midwives, Nurse Practitioners or Clinical Nurse Specialists) » Three written recommendations as described on the application form:

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Individuals who can speak to the applicant's integrity, clinical nursing performance, and potential for success in a doctoral program

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At least one recommendation must be from a direct supervisor/co-practitioner and/or former nursing instructor

» Submit a written statement (see application for details) » Submit a current résumé or curriculum vita that demonstrates advanced nursing practice experience and continuing education since licensure In addition, international students must submit official transcripts (in English) with an official evaluation of those transcripts by a foreign credentials evaluation agency and proof of English proficiency. For more detailed information regarding how to apply as international student, www.millikin.edu/internationalapplicants.

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SAMPLE PLAN OF STUDY SPRING I

SUMMER I

FALL I

SPRING II

SUMMER II

FALL II

SPRING III

POST MASTER’S RESIDENCY

»» Evidence for Practice

»» Informatics for Healthcare Improvement

»» Principles of Epidemiology

»» Outcomes Management in Health Care

»» Post Master’s Residency

»» DNP Project II (100 hours)

»» DNP Project III (100 hours)

»» Post Master’s Residency

»» Post Master’s Residency

Master's level APN transcripts will be reviewed individually to determine the number of residency hours required.

»» Organizational & Systems Leadership

»» DNP Project I (100 hours)

LIVING AND STUDYING AT MILLIKIN UNIVERSITY

HOUSING

Millikin University is located in Decatur, Illinois, a dynamic city of 74,000 that is

RESIDENCE HALLS

home to several high profile international companies, including Caterpillar Inc.,

First-year students are assigned to one of Millikin’s on-

Tate & Lyle, Archer Daniels Midland, and Fuyao Glass Industry Group.

campus residence halls. Rooms come furnished with

With great access to recreation and cultural events and a vibrant quality of life, Decatur is an easy choice. Enjoy living in a safe residential neighborhood that’s within walking distance to several entertainment and dining options. You’ll only be a few hours away from several of the Midwest’s sporting and cultural hubs, including Chicago, Indianapolis, and St. Louis.

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beds, desks and chairs, dressers, and closets. Amenities vary by hall, but typically include laundry facilities, vending machines, kitchen access, air conditioning, wireless Internet, cable TV, and secured access. Dolson and Weck offer suite-style bathrooms.

millikin.edu/housing THE WOODS AT MILLIKIN

MILLIKIN UNIVERSITY AT A GLANCE Founded in 1901, Millikin is one of the nation’s first universities to focus on the marriage of technical knowledge with practical skills and real-world applications of academic studies. This was a very progressive outlook for that era, and it has shaped important details about who we are today.

Sophomore, junior, and senior students live in The Woods at Millikin, a privately-owned complex that partners with Millikin to house more than 600 students in luxury apartment-style living. Apartments feature four private bedrooms, full kitchen with microwave, washer/ dryer, private deck or patio, and modern furnishings.

The Woods is a gated community that offers a long list of amenities, including a pool, fitness center, and computer lab.

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Campus Size: 75 acres

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Student Body: 2,100 students

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Faculty: 141 full-time, 81% with terminal degrees

GREEK HOUSING

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Programs and Degree: More than 50 majors and minors offered in four colleges: Arts & Sciences, Business, Fine Arts, and Professional Studies.

Sophomores, juniors, and seniors may be interested in Greek Housing available on campus. More than 25%

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Careers: 99% of Millikin graduates found employment or entered graduate school within six months of graduation.

of Millikin’s student body chooses to join a fraternity or sorority. Going Greek is a great way to focus on scholarship, service, and leadership while networking and creating life-long friendships.

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KNOW YOUR ACADEMIC OPTIONS. Accounting Art Art Therapy Arts Technology

Audio Engineering & Production

Live Entertainment Visual Athletic Training Biology

Allied Health

Molecular/Cell Biology Traditional Biology Education Business Management Chemistry Biochemistry Business Research Chemistry Education Commercial Music Communication

Mass Media/Journalism

Organizational Communication

Public Relations Digital Media Marketing Early Childhood Developmental Therapy Early Childhood Education Elementary Education English

Literature Writing English Education Entrepreneurship Environmental Studies Exploratory Studies (Undecided) Graphic Design Health, Fitness & Recreation History Human Services Information Systems Interdepartmental International Business Instructional Development Mathematics

Actuarial Science Mathematics Education Music Music Business Music Education Instrumental Vocal Music Performance Instrumental Piano Vocal Musical Theatre Nursing

Philosophy Physical Education Physics Political Science Psychology Social Science Education Sociology Spanish Spanish Education Sport Management Studio Art Theatre Acting Administration

Design & Production

Stage Management

ACADEMIC MINORS

Biology Chemistry Communication Criminal Justice Dance Digital Media Marketing English Entrepreneurship Environmental Studies Ethics Finance French Gender Studies History International & Global Studies Mathematics Music Nutrition Organizational Leadership Philosophy Physics Political Science Psychology Publishing & Editing Sociology Spanish Theatre Writing

DUAL-DEGREE (3+2) PROGRAMS* Biomedical Engineering Chemical Engineering Civil Engineering Computer Engineering Computer Science

Electrical Engineering Mechanical Engineering

PRE-PROFESSIONAL PROGRAMS

Pre-Chiropractic Pre-Dentistry Pre-Engineering Pre-Law Pre-Medical Technology Pre-Medicine Pre-Occupational Therapy Pre-Optometry Pre-Pharmacy Pre-Physical Therapy Pre-Physician Assistant Pre-Veterinary Medicine School Nurse Certification

GRADUATE PROGRAMS

Business - MBA Nursing - MSN, DNP

ACADEMIC CERTIFICATES

Arts Entrepreneurship Business Process Management Criminal Justice Digital Media Marketing Entrepreneurship ESL/Bilingual Information Systems

Application Development

Data Management

Security & Compliance Instrumental Music Jazz Studies Literacy Multicultural Leadership Music Composition Not-for-Profit Business Organizational Leadership Process Improvement Project Management Special Education Vocal Music

GRADUATE ACADEMIC CERTIFICATES Entrepreneurship Information Systems

Data Management Project Management

* Students receive a Millikin degree in Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics, or Physics and are awarded a second degree from Washington University or University of Missouri-Kansas City.

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ACADEMIC MAJORS