Residents participating in a respiratory simulation experience in the Clinical Simulation Center Nurse Anesthesia Lab at the UofL School of Nursing.

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Worried about ending up in a job you hate just because it pays well? Wondering how to balance passion and financial stability? Concerned about finding a job after graduation? If these questions resonate with you, consider a career in nursing. 

At the University of Louisville School of Nursing, we offer graduate programs that prepare you for a fulfilling career with financial stability. Our programs include RN, PhD, Leadership, and Anesthesia, catering to various interests and career goals. Start your journey with a bachelor’s in nursing and unlock the path to an advanced degree, elevating your career to new heights.

Why Choose Nursing?

Nursing is a profession that allows you to make a difference in your community every day. It's the #1 most honest and ethical profession for 23 years in a row, according to the American Nurses Association (ANA). With an average salary of $126,000* and an expected career growth of 52% by 2030**, nursing offers both job security and high earning potential.

*As stated by the Bureau of Labor Statistics
**Reported by NursingProcess.org

Programs Offered

Our School of Nursing provides a range of graduate programs, including:

  • APRN with specialties in:
    • Adult-Gerontology Primary Care
    • Adult-Gerontology Acute Care
    • Family
    • Neonatal
    • Pediatric Acute Care
    • Psychiatric Mental Health
  • Nurse Anesthesia (DNP)
  • Nursing Leadership
  • PhD in Nursing

Highlights of an Graduate Degree in Nursing

  • Autonomy in Your Career: Gain more control over your professional life.
  • Prescribe Medication and Treat Patients: Enjoy the benefits of being a nurse practitioner.
  • Work and Study Simultaneously: Our programs allow you to work while earning your degree.
  • Less Debt: Graduate with less debt compared to medical school.
  • High Earning Potential: Nurse practitioners earn an average salary of $128,000, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
  • Flexible Career Options: Work in a family practice, hospital, or community setting