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The Johns Hopkins School of Nursing attracts students and faculty from around the world to collaborate, research, and continually reform the best practices to advance the science and art of nursing.  

Programs are designed to fit the needs of a diverse student population. Whether you are looking to begin or advance your nursing career at the MSN, DNP, or PhD level, the school offers a variety of opportunities.  

The Office of Admissions is here to serve as your resource for learning more about programs offered and to assist with the application process. We welcome the opportunity to work with you and encourage you to visit us, communicate with our staff, faculty, and students and explore our diverse community.

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The Johns Hopkins School of Nursing seeks individuals with a spirit of inquiry, commitment, and motivation toward scholarship and leadership in the nursing profession. The Admissions Committee is interested in each individual and reviews holistically academic records, health care, other professional and community experience, test scores and interviews (for some programs), recommendations and written expressions of goals and interests. Intellectual interests and accomplishments are of importance in the admissions decision, and scholastic records are carefully examined. Clarity of goals, character, and other achievements are also important. The admission process, while considering grade-point average and, for some programs, standardized test scores, also takes into consideration professional experience and distinctive characteristics of individual learners.

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Johns Hopkins School of Nursing Admissions
  • Master of Science in Nursing: Entry into Nursing Program

    Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) Entry into Nursing Program

    Discover your pathway to nursing through the MSN (Entry into Nursing). It is designed for students with a bachelor’s degree in another discipline. Learn how you can take the first step.
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  • The Power of Nurses

    The Power of Nurses

    Nurses provide 60% to 80% of the world's health care.
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Nursing #WeGotThis

Nursing is a career that is challenging, highly scientific, diverse, innovative, and growing in opportunities that will put you on the path to nearly anywhere you want to go. Students from the Johns Hopkins School of Nursing say, "We Got This."

 

Hopkins Nursing at a-Glance

Student Volunteer Hours
12,000

12,000 Annual Student Volunteer Hours in 40 Different Community Programs

Faculty Hired
5

5 New full-time faculty hired (calendar year 2017)

Johns Hopkins Health System
90%

90% of student clinical placements at Johns Hopkins Health System

International Partnerships
32

32 Collaborative Initiatives in 19 Countries

3

School of Nursing supports three community based health centers in Baltimore City