Masters of science in nursing

Nurses with MSNs earn some of the highest-paying jobs. Check out the differences in salary among other levels of nurse education.

🤍✨ — non bookish post today but yesterday i graduated from college! 🎓 — ✨🎓 finally graduating from college was an interesting experience especially since I graduated high school in 2020 and didn’t get a graduation. I graduated with a bachelor’s of science degree in biology & chemistry but I’m immediately going back to school to get my masters degree in nursing clinical leadership (bc academic validation). I want to say thank you to all my friends who were so supportive and amazing…

This guest post is for anyone who may be considering a master of science in nursing program, but doesn’t have anyone to refer to for advice.

Whether you're a nursing professional, a Registered Nurse, or a nursing student you might be looking to taking your career to the next level. To obtain the most advanced nursing positions, one of the biggest requirements is that you complete a master's degree in nursing, also called a master of science in nursing or MSN.

Are you considering getting your Master’s Degree in Nursing? A Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) degree can open the doorway to more opportunities for you as a nurse, from leadership positions to advanced clinical roles, as well as a higher salary! MSN-prepared nurses earn an average salary of $96,000 per year! That's more than 20K higher than a Registered Nurse.

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When Kellei Agostinelli could no longer climb the clinical ladder with her Associate Degree in Nursing, she pursued not one but two nursing degrees. She completed both at UNC Greensboro. She completed UNCG’s RN-BSN program and was promoted to Clinical Nurse IV after graduation. Knowing she wanted a management position eventually, Agostinelli continued with the fully online Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) Administration.