<p>I am really interested in nursing but I am having trouble finding undergraduate rankings for nursing programs! All locations and costs aside, could anyone tell me which schools have the best undergrad nursing programs? I mean as far as clinicals, after-graduation employment, selectivity, and prestige. Thankyou for all your help (:</p>
<p>also I would prefer if nobody would give me the US News rankings!</p>
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<p>Check out: Penn, Johns Hopkins, Emory, U Washington, Michigan Illinois at Chicago, North Carolina, Case Western Reserve, Iowa, Wisconsin, Virginia, Pittsburgh, Minnesota.</p>
<p>There are many, many excellent nursing programs. No one can just point to a few because there are too many of them. This country needs tens of thousands of nurses, so a few schools can’t produce all of them. So, there are many, many good programs. Many flagships have great programs, many privates do, too. </p>
<p>In truth, what you can afford should largely determine where you should go. How much will your parents pay? What state are you in?</p>
<p>While nurses earn a nice salary, you don’t want to rack up a bunch of debt for your BSN. Too hard to pay back.</p>