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Baccalaureate End of Program Student Learning Outcomes

Effective Fall 2022

1. Practices safe, compassionate, and effective holistic/multidimensional patient-centered care to diverse patients/clients in multiple settings from a global perspective by incorporating theories and evidence-based findings.
2. Supports patients/clients in preventing disease, maintaining wellness, promoting and restoring health and advocating for death with dignity.
3. Evaluates patient-centered care for patients/clients across the lifespan based on common and complex health needs and compromised multiple health states when considering multiple determinants of health.
4. Synthesizes clinical reasoning and judgment in nursing practice utilizing critical thinking, nursing process, informatics, research, and evidence-based findings.
5. Employs safe, effective, compassionate patient-centered care in collaboration with patients/clients and members of the interprofessional and intraprofessional healthcare team.
6. Differentiates multiple role dimensions and practices within ethical, legal and regulatory frameworks when caring for diverse patients/clients as a member of the interprofessional and intraprofessional healthcare team.
7. Demonstrates professional integrity, effective communication, active inquiry and service to community.

Baccalaureate Program Goals and Program Outcomes

Effective Fall 2022

MSN End of Program Student Learning Outcomes

Effective Fall 2022

Graduates of the Nurse Educator or Nurse Administrator tracks of the MSN program will demonstrate the following end of program student learning outcomes:

1. Analyze issues in the context of healthcare policy and finance, including economic, legal, and political factors, to address the healthcare needs of a diverse society.
2. Analyze strategies to improve healthcare outcomes equitably across the health continuum for diverse populations in a global setting.
3. Utilize research methods, evidence-based practice, and informatics to investigate problems, evaluate outcome data, promote changes, promote safety and health outcomes, and improve nursing practice.
4. Translate current and emerging evidence from nursing theoretical frameworks and other sciences to guide decision-making that demonstrates best practices.
5. Demonstrate advanced nursing practice roles from professional, organizational, and personal perspectives within an ethical and legal framework.
6. Communicate effectively using multiple modalities with diverse individuals, groups, and populations in a global health care environment.
7. Contribute to system-level planning, decision-making, and evaluation for disasters and public health emergencies.

MSN Program Goals and Program Outcomes

Effective Fall 2022

NCLEX-RN Pass Rates

 MSN Program Completion Rates by Cohort

 *in progress