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MEd in School Nurse Admissions Requirements

RN License Required

Prospective students may apply for admission to the MEd School Nurse Education program throughout the year. Classes begin every May, June, and September.

For consideration, applicants must submit the following to the Office of Graduate Admissions:

  1. A completed application - Apply Now
  2. Official undergraduate and graduate transcripts (a GPA of 3.0 or higher is preferred)
  3. Official transcripts must be sent directly to Bay Path's Graduate Admissions Office from the issuing institution's records office either by mail or through a secure electronic transcript service (such as Parchment or National Clearinghouse). For transcripts sent through a secure transcript service, please select Bay Path University from the vendor's dropdown list to ensure the transcript is routed to the correct place. If an email address is requested, you can route to graduate@baypath.edu. Transcripts sent from the student are unofficial and will not be accepted.
  4. An original essay of 300-500words on the topic "Why the MEd in School Nurse program is important to my personal and professional goals."
  5. A current resume.
  6. Two professional recommendations from healthcare professionals - Download the recommendation here.
  7. A Nursys license verification report verifying unrestricted RN license in the U.S. or in a jurisdiction that is an associate member of the NCSBN.
  8. Contact Admissions for further details regarding program requirements.

All documentation, including official transcripts, must be mailed directly to Bay Path University's Office of Graduate Admissions:

By Mail:
Bay Path University
Office of Graduate Admissions
588 Longmeadow Street
Longmeadow, MA 01106
By Email:
graduate@baypath.edu

Note: Official transcript(s) must be mailed in a signed, sealed envelope or emailed electronically directly from your college/university Registrar's office.

Please visit the MEd School Nurse Education program page to learn about the program!