Citizens School of Nursing

Citizens School of Nursing is a two-year college in New Kensington, PA. It is slightly competitive, with a 50% acceptance rate. It has a very small student body with 150 full-time students enrolled. Citizens Nursing only offers a Nursing Certificate. Its nursing program is ranked number eighty-three in the state. In addition, Citizens Nursing is 66th in PA for best test optional colleges. 100% of Citizens School of Nursing undergraduates make it to commencement day, ready to begin their dream jobs. A couple years after school, alumni earn a median annual income of $49,600. After four additional years in the labor force, their median annual earnings climbs 15.9% to $57,500, which is 43.4% over the national median income. Applying students may also like to know that it does not have early decision. In addition, it does not offer evening degree programs. Concerning your checkbook, be aware that the average amount of federal grant aid awarded is $4,987 and the average net price per year is $33,580. Respecting demographics, 2% of students are younger than 18 and 14% of students are from a household with a yearly income between $30k and $48k. To wind things up, the bottom quartile of graduates make a minimum starting salary of $57,400 and scarcely do alumni miss payments on their student debt.