Nursing Ranks Among Best for Veterans
The University of Cincinnati (UC) College of Nursing is ranked among the top 10 "Best Online Graduate Nursing Programs for Veterans" by U.S.News & World Report.
The rankings were part of U.S.News' 2014 "Best Online Programs for Veterans" rankings.
Distance education rankings specific to military veterans took into consideration affordability, accessibility and reputation of online programs.
UC College of Nursing offers a number of online and hybrid graduate nursing programs. The college began offering online nurse midwifery and womens health nurse practitioner programs in 2005. Since then, the colleges online offerings have expanded to include an RN to BSN program, a nurse educator certificate program, a psychiatric mental health post-master's certificate, and additional MSN specializations in adult nurse practitioner, clinical nurse specialist/nurse educator, family nurse practitioner and nursing administration. The college also offers a hybrid neonatal nurse practitioner and doctor of nursing practice program.
Overall, the University of Cincinnati received a No. 32 ranking for its online bachelor's programs for veterans.
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