College of Nursing News
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RN to BS Application Deadline Extended: December 11, 2022
Tammy Spencer Named NLN ‘Nurse Educator of the Year’
Why is Nursing School Accreditation Important?
Opens Doors to Quality Education, State Licensing and Good Jobs
Alumna Blends Native American Healing Traditions with Western Medicine
Michelle Kahn-John, PhD '14, MSN '00
Welcome to the University of Colorado College of Nursing
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At the University of Colorado College of Nursing, students learn in an environment that is steeped in history and driven by the future. The birthplace of the nurse practitioner program, CU Nursing boasts a reputation as a leader and pioneer in nursing education.
- 4 degree programs (BS, MS, DNP, PhD). In person, online and hybrid
- Accredited by CCNE
- 2022 National League for Nursing Educator of the Year recipient
- Located in Aurora, on the Rocky Mountain Region’s largest academic medical campus
- 4 nurse-led practices in 9 locations and two major Colorado hospitals on campus
The College of Nursing has taken a dedicated position in recruiting, developing, and growing a diverse community of students, faculty, and staff.
Four Degree Programs
Top-Ranked programs taught by world-class faculty
CU Nursing offers 4 programs (BS, MS, DNP, PhD) and specialties. With a variety of pathways (online, traditional classroom, hybrid) to earn your degree, you are sure to find the right option for you. Learn in an environment that is steeped in history and driven by the future.
Come join us and be the nurse that everyone looks to first.
Why CU Nursing?
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Our BS and MS programs are ranked number 1 in Colorado (U.S. News & World Report)
Partnerships with major hospitals in the Denver metro, as well as clinical opportunities at CU Nursing clinics
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Affordable tuition with competitive need & merit-based scholarships. Reduced tuition available for students in the western states
I had the most supportive classmates. We studied together and were able to tackle the whole process of nursing school as a group. Professors spent time answering our questions and made it an incredibly personal experience.
Kyla Wulff, 2020 TRAD Graduate
