As I'm starting my journey into nursing, I want to make sure I apply to the best programs. Does anyone know which nursing programs are currently ranked the highest in America?
Sure, I can share some insight regarding nursing program rankings. Outlined below are a few universities known for their exceptional nursing programs:
1. Johns Hopkins University: For years, this institution has topped nursing program rankings. Its School of Nursing offers a diverse range of programs including a BSN, an MSN, and a DNP.
2. University of Pennsylvania: UPenn's School of Nursing is also a solid choice, it offers both undergraduate and graduate programs. Their BSN program integrates clinical experiences from the start, and their advanced practice nursing programs are highly acclaimed.
3. Duke University: Duke's School of Nursing has a highly rated BSN program. Additionally, their diverse set of MSN programs allows focus in areas like oncology, pediatrics, and family health.
4. Emory University: The Nell Hodgson Woodruff School of Nursing at Emory offers a BSN program with a focus on clinical immersion. Their MSN programs are diverse and their DNP program is well respected.
5. University of Washington: The UW School of Nursing has a good range of programs from BSN to DNP, and their research-intensive curriculum is a plus for those looking at careers beyond bedside care.
These rankings can shift each year, so it's great to check regularly on this. Additionally, the right nursing program for you could depend on many factors such as location, cost, program length, and personal fit, not just rankings. Consider all of these as you continue your research on nursing programs. Good luck on your nursing journey!
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