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What are some good nursing schools in North Carolina?

I'm seriously thinking about studying nursing and have my eye on North Carolina schools. Can anyone recommend some good nursing programs in NC?

a year ago

North Carolina offers several strong nursing programs across the state. Here are a few to consider:

- Duke University: Duke's School of Nursing is one of the top-ranked programs in the country. They offer a four-year Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) and a Master's Entry Program in Nursing (for students with a bachelor's degree in another field). The university is well-known for its excellent clinical training and research opportunities.

- University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill: UNC-Chapel Hill also has one of the top nursing programs in the nation. The School of Nursing offers a BSN program and an accelerated BSN for those with a bachelor's degree in another subject. UNC-Chapel Hill's nursing program is known for its strong emphasis on leadership in the nursing profession.

- East Carolina University: East Carolina University's College of Nursing has a robust BSN program and an RN to BSN program. They have a high NCLEX pass rate, showing how well-prepared their students are for the profession after graduation.

- Western Carolina University: Western Carolina University offers both a traditional BSN and an RN to BSN program. They also boast high NCLEX pass rates.

- Winston-Salem State University: Their School of Health Sciences offers a competitive nursing program, which includes traditional BSN, accelerated BSN for those with a bachelor's degree in another field, and RN to BSN options.

This is just a handful of the many nursing programs in North Carolina. I'd recommend researching each to see which one aligns best with your personal and career goals. Factors to consider might include class sizes, location, availability of specializations, and clinical opportunities.

a year ago

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