Facts and Figures

July 1, 2022 – June 30, 2023

Students 

Numbers 

*As of September 18, 2023

Demographics (for enrolled degree and non-degree students) 

  • Average age of enrolled students: 30*
  • Age range: 18–67*
  • States represented: 37*
  • Countries represented: 31* 
  • Students who identify as men: 13%*
  • Students who identify as Asian, Black, Hispanic, Native American, and/or Pacific Islander: 56%* 

*As of September 18, 2023

Admissions 

  • Average undergraduate GPA: 3.5  
  • Top careers of entrants into the Masters Direct Entry program: public health/health policy, health care, business, education, social work.  
  • Students who receive financial aid: 89%

Faculty and Staff 

Dean 

Numbers 

  • 74 full-time faculty members 
  • 22 attending faculty members 
  • 341 part-time faculty members  
  • 381 clinical faculty members (preceptors)  

Demographics 

  • 34.5% of full-time and part-time faculty identify as Asian, Black, Hispanic, Native American, and/or Pacific Islander 
  • 13.5% of full-time and part-time faculty identify as men 
  • 60.9% of staff identify as Asian, Black, Hispanic, Native American, or Pacific Islander *

Honors


*Does not include multiracial staff or those who choose not to disclose their race
Through 2023

Academics 

Class of 2022
† Class of 2021

‡ Test taken in calendar year 2022

Clinical Care

* This is the current number of clinical integration sites in 2023. A few remain on pause, due to the pandemic or local conflicts.

Research  

  • #1 among U.S. schools of nursing in National Institutes of Health (NIH) funding for federal fiscal year 2022*
  • Over $28 million in federal and nonfederal funds awarded in fiscal year 2023
  • Over 70 active grants in fiscal year 2023

* October 1, 2021 – September 30, 2022
† July 1, 2022 - June 30, 2023

Nationwide Firsts