Nursing schools in Georgia

69 nursing schools, from practical nursing to doctorates: 63 with a federal record and 6 listed only by the state board, with accreditation.

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Nursing graduates by year

2014: 5,1722015: 5,9962016: 6,8692017: 7,6142018: 8,2632019: 8,4042020: 8,2822021: 8,1642022: 8,1802023: 8,2662024: 8,0655,17220148,0652024
Nursing completions in Georgia by year, all schools, IPEDS. Up 56% from 2014 to 2024.
YearCompletions
20145172
20155996
20166869
20177614
20188263
20198404
20208282
20218164
20228180
20238266
20248065

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Loading the map… NCLEX 90% and above 80 to 89% under 80% no board rate board-listed, placed at its city 8 board-listed programs in Georgia have no federal record and are shown at the center of the city the board lists.

Nursing schools (63)

More board-approved programs (8)

Programs the Georgia board of nursing approves at schools that report no nursing awards to IPEDS, as the board lists them.

SchoolCityProgramApprovalFirst-time NCLEX
Cambridge College of Healthcare & Technology (Atlanta)AtlantaRN, associate degree
Dignity Nursing School (Dallas)DallasPractical nursing
Mentee College (Lawrenceville)LawrencevillePractical nursing
Piedmont CollegeDemorestRN, bachelor’s degree
South College (Atlanta Campus)AtlantaPractical nursing
South College (Atlanta Campus)AtlantaRN, associate degree
South College (Atlanta Campus)AtlantaRN, bachelor’s degree
TrueU McConnell UniversityClevelandRN, bachelor’s degree

Sources

Schools and awards: IPEDS Completions. Accreditation: CCNE and CNEA directories.

State board sources: Georgia Board of Nursing and Georgia Nursing Workforce Center: State of Georgia Pre-Licensure Nursing Education, AY2023-2024, Appendix 3 (academic year 2023-2024, 24 practical nursing and 68 registered nursing programs).