MSN Program Graduate Learning Outcomes

1. Students can demonstrate effective communication through competent writing and appraise scholarly literature, and conduct interprofessional interactions to foster lifelong learning.

2. Students can defend scholarly work related to their field of study and specific certification.

3. Students can apply critical thinking and ethical decision-making when providing quality health care to the population across the lifeage span.

4. Students can formulate and appraise evidence-based practice when providing quality health care to various patient populations.

5. Students can construct and demonstrate interprofessional collaboration among faculty, collegiate activities, and advanced academic knowledge and practice.

6. Students can develop plans of care by implementing evidence-based clinical guidelines, as well as local and national practices.

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Not all programs are offered for completion at each campus or through Berkeley College Online®. Please review the academic program pages (https://berkeleycollege.edu/academics/index.html) for information on where each program is offered. Additionally, all students may be required to take some courses at another campus or online.