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Learn about nursing careers, prerequisites, and application logistics for accelerated programs. Princeton University does not have a nursing program, but provides resources and guidance for students and alumni interested in nursing.
Learn about the types, specialties, and career options of nursing graduate programs. Find out how to choose a degree program, what to expect from the curriculum, and how to get licensed as a nurse practitioner or clinical nurse specialist.
Learn about the academic preparation, major choices, and application process for prehealth students at Princeton. Find resources, events, and peer advisers for medicine and other health-related careers.
Learn about the nursing major, career opportunities, and national certification exam. Find out which schools offer nursing programs and see sample curricula and courses.
This web page provides guidance for Princeton students who want to apply to health professions schools, such as medical, dental, or veterinary. It covers criteria to consider, such as public vs. private, prerequisites, cost, mission, curriculum, and popularity.
Learn about the diversity, success, and trends of Princeton applicants to health professions schools, such as medical school. Data is based on five application cycles from 2019 to 2023.
Learn about the facts, roles, settings, and education of nursing as a health care profession. This presentation by Princeton University covers the basics of nursing, the types of advanced practice nurses, and the admission requirements for master's programs.
