The nursing master's programs with the highest acceptance rates are based in a variety of geographic regions, with four in the Midwest, three in the Northeast, five in the South and two in the West.

Money, a personal finance website, released its list of the 47 best nursing master’s programs in the U.S. Money analyzed a list of all the schools that reported nursing master’s degree ...

Among all ranked schools, the average number of master’s students was 243. Chamberlain’s high enrollment pushes the average enrollment for the 10 schools with the most master’s students to ...

What can you get from a master’s in nursing degree? Our guide explores admission requirements, specialty options and potential careers.

Learn about where Drexel's online master's nursing programs stack up against 194 ranked programs in the country.

Eastern University will launch a new Direct-Entry Master of Science in Nursing, starting in Fall 2026. This program prepares students with non-nursing ...

Master of Science in Nursing Advance your nursing career with the Orvis School of Nursing’s Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) program. Designed for BSN-prepared nurses eager to specialize and lead, ...

University of Phoenix College of Nursing offers concentrations with the Master of Science in Nursing degree program preparing registered nurses (RNs) ...

The Master of Nursing Program is designed for individuals who hold a BA/BS in a non-nursing major and whose career and educational goals include advanced nursing practice. Students who enter the ...

There were 171 ranked nursing master’s programs with acceptance rates of 51% or higher, and 32 of these programs accepted 100% of applicants.