University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

School of Nursing

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Begin your journey towards becoming a highly skilled nurse with exceptional programs at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

Overview

School Type

Nursing Accreditation: CCNE

Website: nursing.unc.edu

Contact: University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Accessibility

Online degrees:Yes
Career services:No
On-Campus day care:Yes
Master's degrees:Yes
Post-master's certificates:Yes

Featured Programs & Degrees

Undergraduate Programs

Master's Programs

Undergraduate Programs

Overview

UNC-Chapel Hill has earned CCNE accreditation for its bachelor’s of nursing degree. In the most recent data published 201 nursing bachelors were awarded, which represents 4% of all bachelors awarded at the school. The 201 nursing awards represents 6% of the bachelors awarded in the state of North Carolina. The school does not offer an online nursing bachelors option. The average net-price for full-time, in-state students is $11,508 a year.

Admission rate: 23%
Student to faculty ratio: 14:1
Full-time student retention rate: 96%
Online nursing bachelor's offered: No

All numbers are three year averages and institution wide, nursing program specific numbers may vary.

Advancement and Outcomes for Nursing Bachelor Degrees

Salary After Completing

Median earnings: $65,538
Monthly earnings: $5,462

Financial Aid & Debt

Median total debt after graduation: $19,802
Monthly loan payment: $210

Salary and debt data from US Dept of Education.

Master's Programs

Overview

UNC-Chapel Hill has earned CCNE accreditation for its master’s of nursing degree. In the most recent data published 87 nursing masters were awarded, which represents 4% of all masters awarded at the school. The 87 nursing awards represents 9% of the masters awarded in the state of North Carolina. The school does offer an online nursing masters option. In-state average tuition for full-time graduate students is $10,552.