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Nursing Schools in Florida: Top Picks?

I’m thinking about studying nursing and want to know more about the top nursing colleges in Florida. Does anyone have advice on which schools have the best programs or clinical opportunities?

7 months ago

Sure, I'd be happy to help! There are plenty of great nursing programs in Florida. A few that stand out are the University of Central Florida (UCF), the University of Florida (UF), and Florida State University (FSU).

1. University of Florida (UF): UF offers a strong and reputed College of Nursing which provides Bachelor's, Master's, and Doctoral level programs. They also have online options if you prefer distance learning. UF's nursing faculty is known for their research, scholarship, and innovative teaching and they have partnerships with over 200 clinical sites including UF Health Shands Hospital, a comprehensive academic health center with multiple hospitals and a large network of outpatient clinics.

2. University of Central Florida (UCF): Also notable is UCF’s College of Nursing, which offers comprehensive programs for aspiring nurses. Aside from traditional bachelor’s and master’s programs, they offer an accelerated BSN program and several doctoral programs. UCF's College of Nursing has helpful resources such as advanced simulation and learning labs.

3. Florida State University (FSU): FSU’s College of Nursing also stands out. Established in 1950, it's one of the oldest in the state and offers traditional BSN, MSN and DNP degrees. The College takes pride in its modern simulation labs and high-tech classrooms which foster experiential learning.

Each of these schools also offers excellent clinical placement opportunities, including in diverse settings like hospitals, community health centers, and public health agencies. They are all also well-respected by employers which can give you an edge when you start your job search post graduation.

Remember to consider factors like tuition, location, class size, and whatever else matters to you in your college search. Make sure to visit their websites or contact admissions to gain more information about these programs. Good luck exploring your options!

7 months ago

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