Nursing is not only a high-paying profession, but also an indispensable part of the US healthcare system. With the acceleration of aging and the intensification of the shortage of nurses, the number of registered nurses (RN) is expected to continue to grow in the next decade, with the median annual salary exceeding $75,000 and exceeding $100,000 in some states.
Don't understand the path? We help you sort out the path of nursing education
From LPN (licensed practical nurse) to RN (registered nurse) to BSN (bachelor of science in nursing), different academic qualifications lead to different career heights. Nursing schools usually offer flexible course structures, including full-time, night school, online and hybrid modes, suitable for all kinds of people to return to school or study while working.
Why is it important to choose an accredited nursing school?
Only nursing courses accredited by ACEN or CCNE are recognized by most hospitals and examination agencies. The schools we cooperate with and recommend not only have modern simulation laboratories and clinical internship arrangements, but also provide teaching support with a pass rate of more than 90% for the national examination (NCLEX-RN).