Master's of Science in Nursing (MSN) Degree

APRN (NP, CNM & CRNA) Salary

$123,780 per year, $59.51 per hour

Source: BLS

How Long Does it Take to Earn Your MSN?

2-6 Years

Source: BLS

How to Earn Your MSN Degree

Explore our step-by-step guide to earning your Master’s of Science in Nursing degree. MSN Nursing Degree Guide

How to Go from RN to MSN

Are you a Registered Nurse (RN) looking to advance your career with a Master of Science in Nursing degree? It’s easier than you think! Find out how. RN to MSN Guide

MSN Degree Specialties

There are so many different routes for nurses earning their MSN. Explore some of the most popular specialties. The Ultimate List of Masters Degrees in Nursing

Is a Master’s Degree in Nursing Worth It?

Deciding Whether or Not to Get Your MSN? One nurse shares why it was the right decision for her. RN to MSN: Was My Master’s Degree in Nursing Worth It?

How to Choose Between an MSN and a DNP Degree

Choosing an MSN or DNP largely depends on your ultimate career goals — here’s a guide to help you decide which degree is right for you. MSN vs. DNP - Which is Better?

Advantages And Drawbacks Of Getting A Master's Degree in Nursing (MSN)

Pursuing an MSN is a big investment of money, time, and effort, here's what you need to know to figure out if it's the right move for you. Pros & Cons to an MSN Degree

Paying for your MSN

There are a lot of ways to finance your masters, from scholarships to student loans, we’ll walk you through every step of the process. The Complete Guide to Paying for Nursing School

Highest Paying Jobs for MSN Nurses

MSN-educated nurses tend to earn a higher salary, but how much you make varies widely depending on what you choose to specialize in. Find out the highest paying jobs for nurses with an MSN. Top Paying Jobs for MSN Nurses