Western Pennsylvania Hospital School of Nursing

Western Pennsylvania Hospital School of Nursing is a two-year college in Pittsburgh, PA. It is open to everyone given its 100% acceptance rate. It has an extremely small student body with full-time enrollment of 112 undergrads. West Penn Nursing only offers a Nursing Certificate. Its nursing program is the 79th best nursing program in the state of Pennsylvania. Additionally, Western Pennsylvania Hospital School of Nursing placed 8th in Pennsylvania for best colleges for middle income students. For students who pay full freight, tuition costs $9,157 annually. Before you discount applying due to cost constraints, be aware that over 9 in 10 West Penn Nursing undergraduates receive some grant or scholarship funding. 77% of Western Pennsylvania Hospital School of Nursing undergraduates graduate college, ready to hit the workforce. The median alumnus makes a salary of $46,300 two years after college. After 4 more years in the job market, their average annual income increases 9.1% to $50,500, which is 25.9% on top of the national median income. Applying students might also want to know that it doesn't have early decision. Furthermore, it does not offer a teacher certification program, and it does not offer evening degree programs. Regarding your savings account, be aware that undergraduates spend around $6,137 on housing every year. On the subject of demographics, foreign undergrads make up 39% of the undergraduate population at West Penn Nursing and Hispanic students make up 8% of the student body at West Penn Nursing. Lastly, roughly one out of twenty alumni default on their student loans and six years after college, 92% of alums are gainfully employed.