Best Nursing Schools 2017 - Johns Hopkins University

Best Nursing Schools 2017 - Johns Hopkins University


Nursing School Overview

Johns Hopkins University is a private school. The School of Nursing has an application deadline of January 1 and an application fee of $75 for U.S. residents. Tuition for the master's program at the School of Nursing is full-time: $36,216 per year. Tuition for the DNP program is full-time: $36,530 per year. The School of Nursing at Johns Hopkins University has 60 full-time faculty members. The total graduate nursing enrollment is 504. 

Programs and Specialties

#2
in Nurse Practitioner: Adult / Gerontology, Acute Care
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in Nurse Practitioner: Adult / Gerontology, Primary Care
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in Nurse Practitioner: Family
#2
in Nurse Practitioner: Pediatric, Primary Care
#9
in Nurse Practitioner: Psychiatric / Mental Health, Across the Lifespan
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in Nursing Administration

 

Admissions

Application deadline (U.S. residents) January 1
Application fee (U.S. residents) $75
Application deadline (international students) January 1
Application fee (international students) $75
Admissions phone (410) 955-7548
Admissions email jhuson@jhu.edu
Application website http://nursing.jhu.edu/admissions/apply/index.html


Cost

Tuition (master's) Full-time: $36,216 per year
Part-time: $1,509 per year
Required fees (master's) Full-time: $975 per year
Part-time: $500 per year
Tuition (Ph.D.) Full-time: $41,154 per year
Part-time: $2,286 per year
Required fees (Ph.D.) Full-time: $975 per year
Part-time: $500 per year
Tuition (DNP) Full-time: $36,530 per year
Part-time: $1,588 per year
Required fees (DN

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