Nursing Schools In St. Louis, MO
Here is our list of accredited nursing schools in St. Louis, MO, which offer campus based associate degree nursing programs and bachelor degree nursing programs. ADN, ASN, BSN, LPN to RN, RN to BSN, and more undergraduate nursing degree programs available in the St. Louis, MO, area.
There are several St. Louis nursing schools which offer Practical Nurse (LPN) and Registered Nurse (RN) training programs leading to an Associate, Bachelor, Master, and Doctor Degree in Nursing. Links are provided so that you can easily navigate to the website of each St. Louis nursing school to compare and better understand the ASN, BSN, and MSN nursing degrees they award.
Select the name of any St. Louis nursing school below to view the cost to attend, college or university characteristics, student body profile, satellite map of the surrounding area, and to view any additional nursing degree program information we have available in our database.
University of Missouri - St Louis
One University Boulevard,
St. Louis,
MO
63121
314-516-5000
University of Missouri - St Louis is a Public institution with a campus in St. Louis, Missouri. The institution is approved to offer nursing programs by the Missouri Board of Nursing. The St. Louis, Missouri campus for University of Missouri - St Louis is located in a Suburb setting. Total enrollment for all degrees including nursing programs is 15,181. In-state tuition and fees were $11,693 for the most recent reporting period. …
Nursing Programs: BSN, RN-to-BSN, Accelerated BSN, MSN, Post-MSN, DNP, PhD
- Tuition Cost $11,693
- Room and Board $10,920
- Acceptance Rate 51%
- ACT Score 20-27
The nursing degree program acronyms CNA, DIP, PRE, ASN, LPN, LPN to RN, LPN to BSN, RN, RN to BSN, RN to MSN, MSN, Post-MSN, DSN, DNP, PhD, etcetera used in our list of nursing schools in St. Louis, MO, may differ from the actual nursing degree program title published by the college or university.
Nursing schools in St. Louis, Missouri and other cities, for example, may follow their own traditional nursing degree naming convention, or, attempt to follow the latest nursing degree naming convention being employed nationwide.
Last updated: May 26, 2024