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Dr. Frank’s Answer




Top Nursing Schools and colleges:

Columbia University - New York, New York.

New York University.

Johns Hopkins University - The School of Nursing.

University of Michigan Ann-Arbor.

Duke University.

Duke University | Durham, NC
The School of Nursing consistently ranks among the highest in the nation among U.S. News & World Report's top master of science in nursing (MSN) programs, and it was the first school in North Carolina to offer the doctor of nursing practice degree.
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Rachel’s Answer

There are many amazing nursing programs in addition to those listed above. I went to UT in Austin and now know many talented nurses that graduated from that program. If cost is an issue for you, don't hesitate to consider less expensive state schools.
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a’s Answer

  • John Hopkins University
  • Duke University
  • New York University
  • Boston College
  • University Of Virginia
  • University of Portland

it all varys as well, but if your wanting more options heres the link https://www.niche.com/colleges/search/best-colleges-for-nursing/
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Bettye’s Answer

Based upon my research, the colleges offering the best graduate nursing programs are 1) DUKE, 2) UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA, 3) EMORY UNIVERSITY, 4) COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY, 5) UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA ST CHAPEL HILL, 6) YALE, 7) OHIO STATE, 8) RUSH UNIVERSITY. Additional colleges offering high quality nursing programs include The University of San Diego, the University of Minnesota, the University of Florida and Washington University at St Louis. Don’t rule out John’s Hopkins, UCLA and NYU.

Bettye recommends the following next steps:

Consider which geographical area you are interested in and start from there.
Then research the school(s) in that area and within close proximity.
Consider housing and cost of living costs in your calculations. This will help narrow your search.
Also research financial aid options before making your final decision.
Lastly, research requirements and tuition costs in your final analysis.
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