Meet the students behind the number one ranked online graduate program in the country (US News and World Report). When looking to advance their career, students trust UofSC Nursing to prepare them for leadership and advanced practice.
Melissa Richardson, MSN, AGACNP
Transitioning from the role of a bedside nurse to a provider is a huge change. However,
having the opportunity to apply what I’ve learned throughout the program during my
clinical experiences and learning from outstanding professors and preceptors has helped
me become more confident in my nursing practice and has prepared me to make the transition
to that of a provider when I graduate.
Levi Beck, MSN, NI
I decided to return to school for multiple reasons. I always knew I would obtain my
MSN at some point but was unsure of what area. Over the past few years, I have witnessed
the integration of technology into healthcare. I realized that I wanted to have an
influential role in this shift, so nursing informatics made the most sense to me. After graduation, I hope to either continue developing the behavioral intervention
team, or eventually get into a career in clinical informatics. A major benefit of
obtaining a master's degree in nursing is that it offers new job opportunities. I
am excited for what the future holds.
Maria Moore, DNP, NEL
I love how the professors are accessible and responsive to the students, whether it's
via the discussion board, office hours, email or Blackboard live sessions.
Peyton Leach, MSN, MEPN
I just recently accepted a PST1 PRN position on the nephrology unit at Prisma Richland.
The collective experiences I have obtained not only in the classroom, but also through
clinical have reassured me in my passion. The instructors are supportive, eager, and
exceptionally talented in what they do. After graduation, I hope to become a NICU
nurse somewhere in the southeast!
Audrey Lown, MSN, FNP
I ultimately decided to go back to school because I wanted more autonomy. I have really
enjoyed our clinical immersion experiences, where we get to learn and practice new
skills.