Resources
We have helpful tools, groups and programs that can aid you in your educational journey.
We have helpful tools, groups and programs that can aid you in your educational journey.
All nursing students are required to maintain CPR certification. We provide on-campus assistance for this process.
Professional liability insurance may be required for your degree program. For more information, ask your homeowner's insurance or Nurses Service Organization (NSO).
Come for a campus visit. We offer the opportunity to meet with a representative from the School of Nursing to get information, ask questions and tour our facility. Contact the Campus Visit office, 417-836-6614. Be sure to let them know you are interested in the School of Nursing campus visit.
MSU supports its online students with custom training and a help desk.
Gain further skills and knowledge outside the classroom while in the nursing program by serving a community locally or globally. The options below feature a combination of community and acute training. Many of the opportunities listed below are incorporated into nursing course work.
Learn community care skills and help organizations around the area that serve almost every age and need, allowing you to interact with every type of patient.
Get involved in campus and in the community through student organizations that participate in health fairs and wellness events.
Meet new friends and find support by living with other College of Health and Human Services majors in a residence hall on campus.
Many nursing students provide medical services to individuals who are in under-served countries.