I will say that [the ABSN program] is definitely fast paced so make sure that you're prepared for that. It's a lot of hard work, but it's really worth it.
Abbey Clark
Hybrid ABSN student, Rockhurst UniversitySince we're partnered with Saint Luke's, it definitely helps securing a clinical placement through them so you know you're going to be in good hands.
Alexus Dieckmann-Dean
Hybrid ABSN student, Rockhurst UniversityThis program has opened me up as a person, and I have really felt like I've grown.
Alison Cantualla
MSN-AGACNP student, Rockhurst University“I got to walk alongside other people who were pursuing the same degree, so as we worked towards our doctorate in education, we were able to collaborate and work together and be a part of the journey with other people who were also mission-focused and very driven in their pursuit of education in our world today.”
Annie Hart
Ed.D. in Education and Leadership graduate, Rockhurst UniversityI chose Rockhurst because they have a great reputation in the community. I’ve heard so many positive things about Rockhurst. It was good to be a part of that.
Ashley Roberts
Online MSN-FNP student, Rockhurst UniversityWhat I like about the on-campus immersion is that you can get through all of these skills and these objectives that you need to do to become a nurse practitioner, but it's streamlined and guided for success. It's very helpful.
Austin Dye
MSN-AGACNP student, Rockhurst UniversityI think the quality of education is quite intense, and it is everything that you need it to be in order to be a good nurse.
Carly Tomlin
Hybrid ABSN student, Rockhurst University“I don't care about the glory of it. I just want to help people in the best way that I can. There's a saying that, ‘They may not remember your name, but they remember how you made them feel.’”
Cassey Hart
BSN student, Rockhurst UniversityThe knowledge that you get, the experience that you get and the support that you get makes it worth it. It inspires me to want to be better, to want to show other people that they can be better too.
Cathy Kerns
Online MSN-FNP student, Rockhurst UniversityYou're going to face challenges along the way, but I believe that Rockhurst will definitely prepare me for those challenges.
Daley Sullivan
Hybrid ABSN student, Rockhurst UniversityI liked the ability to be flexible with my learning so I can take care of things that I need to take care of. It's really nice that it's hybrid, and I've really enjoyed this experience being on campus.
Ellie Thompson
Hybrid ABSN student, Rockhurst UniversityRockhurst is small and very focused, and everybody at Rockhurst wants all the students to succeed. I feel like my faculty members know who I am, even with this online program.
Emily Berendzen
Online MSN-FNP student, Rockhurst UniversityOnly having 25 people in the class was awesome. I just enjoyed getting to know everyone here.
Halie McArdle
Hybrid ABSN student, Rockhurst UniversityHilda decided to become a nurse to find purpose in her life and give back to others. One of the reasons she chose Rockhurst University is the end-to-end support she received along her student nursing journey.
Hilda
BSN student, Rockhurst UniversityA graduate of two MSN programs with dual certifications as an AGACNP and FNP, Lori chose Rockhurst University to enrich her nursing career and become a nurse practitioner.
Lori Walters, MSN
Dual MSN-AGACNP | MSN-FNP graduate, Rockhurst UniversityTo become a Rockhurst nurse, they put a lot of values into what they believe in, and they instill those values and pass them on to you.
Lydia Stephens
Hybrid ABSN student, Rockhurst University“What I’ll remember the most is the time that I’ve spent directly connecting with my faculty. Some of my instructors have become some of my closest friends, and I continually reach out to them for advice, to share successes or get a different perspective on something—that’s one of the most valuable things I’ve received here.”
Michelle McOsker
Ed.D. in Education and Leadership '22“When I discovered Rockhurst was developing an Ed.D. program, a supportive faculty was a key factor for my application. Having completed my M.Ed from Rockhurst University in 2018, I knew firsthand the exceptional level of support that is given by faculty to the students. Considering a research topic that some would consider controversial felt like a risk. However, all of my professors have found ways to not only mention but celebrate diverse populations and cultures, including the LGBTQ+ community in their courses. For that, I am very grateful.