DNP Nursing at Purdue University

Entry requirements

Programme-specific requirements (Purdue Graduate School). A minimum undergraduate nursing cumulative Grade Point Average of 3.0, on a four-point scale, or equivalent “B” average. Note: Applicants not meeting this criterion may be considered for departmental conditions. Domestic applicants must hold a valid, current nursing license in a U.S. state. International applicants must be licensed as a nurse in their country of origin, if licensure is available. However, if students will be involved in any direct patient care activities, they must obtain a valid current nursing license in the state in which patient care activities will occur. BS to PhD: Graduation from an accredited baccalaureate program in nursing or another field. Post MS to PhD: Graduation from master’s program. Additional courses may be required for those whose master’s degree is outside of nursing. International applicants will follow the Graduate Admission Process, following the roles of the academic unit, the Office of Graduate Admissions, and the guidelines enforced by International Students and Scholars (ISS) Office including visa requirements ( Click here ) Personal Interview Required supporting documents: Transcripts; Recommendation Letters; Academic Statement of Purpos