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BSN-DNP Application Instructions
Application availability and deadline
Applications are reviewed once each semester for the Post-MSN DNP program and the BSN to DNP, NHCA points of entry. For fall admission the deadline is March 15, for spring admission it is September 15, and for summer admission the deadline is February 1.
Applications for all other BSN to DNP nurse practitioner tracks are reviewed once each year. Students begin these programs in the fall only. The deadline for fall admission is March 15.
How to apply
Applications should include:
- A complete application;
- A nonrefundable $25 application fee (per application) paid by credit card or by check, made payable to the University of Mississippi Medical Center;
- Official transcripts from all colleges attended, submitted to the Office of Enrollment Management;
- Three letters of reference;
- Curriculum vitae or professional resume.
Additional information for applicants
- All transcripts become the property of the University of Mississippi Medical Center and cannot be returned to the applicant or forwarded to another school or individual. Transcripts must be sent directly by the school to the Office of Enrollment Management.
- Office of Enrollment Management
The University of Mississippi Medical Center
2500 N. State St.
Jackson, MS 39216-4505
- Office of Enrollment Management
- Transcripts must be submitted to the Office of Enrollment Management at the end of each semester until all prerequisite requirements are completed.
- All documents required for admission must be submitted prior to the deadline for the application to be considered complete. An unofficial transcript must be submitted to the Office of Enrollment Management for any courses that are in progress at the time of the deadline. However, courses that are in progress and/or do not have a final grade posted cannot be considered in the admissions process.
- Facsimile documents will not be accepted.
- Report any name, address or phone number change to the Office of Enrollment Management.
- Do not send application materials to the School of Nursing, or School of Graduate Studies in the Health Sciences.
- All grades, including failing grades and grades on repeat courses, are used to calculate preadmission grade point averages.
- The applicant is responsible for notifying the Office of Enrollment Management of all changes to the plan of study.
- Out-of-state tuition charges apply for all applicants that live outside the state of Mississippi.
For more information
If you have questions regarding the admission criteria, the prerequisite courses or your application's status, please call (601) 984-1080 or (601) 815-0124.
Residency Requirements
LEGAL RESIDENCE
UMMC applies the definitions and conditions stated here as required by state law in the classification of students as residents or nonresidents for the assessment of fees. Requests for a review of residency classification should be submitted to the Office of Enrollment Management.
RESIDENCE REQUIRED
No student may be admitted to the University of Mississippi Medical Center as a resident of Mississippi unless his/her residence has been in Mississippi preceding his/her admission.
RESIDENCY PETITIONS
Nonresidents may petition the University of Mississippi Medical Center for a change of residency classification. A person who enters Mississippi from another state and enters a system institution is considered a nonresident, unless the person meets the residency requirements as a minor or adult as set out above. Provided, however, that any person who has attained 21 years of age and has thereafter actually established residency as an adult and resided within Mississippi for 12 consecutive months after attaining 21 years of age upon sworn affidavit and other representation, may petition the University of Mississippi Medical Center for a change in residency classification for the purposes of fees and tuition assessment. UMMC may make reasonable inquiry into the validity of the petitioner's claim. Such petition for change of residency must be made on or before the last day a student may register at the Medical Center without penalty.