UMKC Graduate Outreach ProgramProgram and Distant Site ProgramsThe University of Missouri-Kansas City School of Nursing offers outreach education to St. Joseph, Mo., and Joplin, Mo. Using a combination of distance education technology and on-site teaching, students are able to complete the master's family nurse practitioner program at the outreach site. Students desiring another clinical area of study may complete core coursework at the outreach site, but will be required to come to Kansas City for their clinical or program specific coursework.
M.S.N. Academic RegulationsAcademic ProgressionStudents in the M.S.N. degree program are governed by the policies of the General Graduate Academic Regulations and Information contained in this catalog. Relevant policies include: Graduate Probation Policy; Continuous Enrollment Policy; Ineligibility for Further Graduate Study; Policy on Repeated Graduate Credit Courses and Minimum Regulations Governing Master's Degrees and Time Limit on Degree Credit. In addition, students must adhere to policies of the School of Nursing, including Academic Progression-M.S.N., which outlines the procedure to be followed when students receive a grade of less than 3.0 in their nursing courses.
Advisement PolicyEach student is assigned a faculty mentor upon entry to the School of Nursing, whose role is to advise on professional matters. If a student is experiencing difficulty in academic, financial or professional matters, the faculty mentor is also available to assist the student.
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