Nursing at University of South Carolina
Overview of University of South Carolina
As South Carolina’s first nationally accredited baccalaureate nursing program, established in 1957, the University of South Carolina’s College of Nursing is a leader in nursing education in the region. In addition to offering degree programs at the undergraduate and graduate levels, the college’s faculty also operates a community clinic in an effort to being quality health care services to underserved and low-income neighborhoods in the surrounding area. Most courses required in the graduate-level programs curriculum are available online, providing additional flexibility for students.
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University of South Carolina At a glance
29,599
Students
36%:64%
Male: Female
public
Institution Type
None
Religious Affiliation
city
Campus Setting
Nursing at University of South Carolina
79.70%
NCLEX Pass Rate
CCNE
Accreditation
$19,700-$28,800
Tuition
Nursing Programs offered
- Bachelor of Science in Nursing
- MSN - AGACNP
- MSN - Primary Care Family Nurse Practitioner
- Post-Master's Certificate Primary Care
- Post-Master's Certificate - Acute Care
- Doctor of Nursing Practice
- Doctor of Philosophy in Nursing Science (PhD)
