Holy Name Medical Center School of Nursing

Holy Name Medical Center School of Nursing is a two-year, Catholic college in Teaneck, NJ. It has nonselective admissions, admitting 100% of applicants. It has a tiny student body with 70 full-time students enrolled. Students at Holy Name Nursing can study Nursing or Licensed Practical Nurse Training (LPN). 75% of the student body majors in Nursing. Its nursing program is the 37th best nursing program in New Jersey. What's more, Holy Name Medical Center School of Nursing placed 7th in NJ for best Catholic colleges. For students who pay full freight, tuition goes for $23,997 a year. Before you decide against applying because of cost constraints, you should know that a smidge less than 75% of Holy Name Nursing students are awarded some grant or scholarship funding. 100% of Holy Name Medical Center School of Nursing undergraduates end up concluding their schooling with a diploma, wanting to land their dream jobs. The average alumnus takes home a salary of $59,100 two years after receiving their diplomas. After four additional years of work experience, their average yearly earnings grows 9.3% to $64,600, which is 61.1% over the national median income. Applicants may also like to find that it does not have early decision. Furthermore, the retention rate for first-time students is 51%. Respecting your checkbook, be aware that if your household has an income of less than $30k, you should pay around $33,162 for tuition and the average amount of aid awarded through Pell grants is $4,757. Relating to demographics, students who are 22 to 24 years old make up 10% of the undergraduate population at Holy Name Nursing and students not from New Jersey make up 76% of the student body. Respecting life on campus, on-campus housing is not offered. Lastly, the average student graduates with $13,529 per year of debt and 5% of graduates are out of work two years after receiving their degrees.