Outcomes

A nursing degree opens up numerous career opportunities for graduates. They can work as registered nurses (RNs) in hospitals, clinics or long-term care facilities, providing direct patient care and assisting with medical treatments. 

Others may specialize in areas such as pediatrics, oncology, or critical care, focusing on specific patient populations or medical conditions. Some graduates pursue roles in community health, working in schools, public health departments or nonprofit organizations to promote wellness and prevent disease.

Career Outlook

  • Average Salary: $70,000
  • Job Postings: 43,777

Average salary is based on an entry registered nurse staff position from Salary.com. Job posting data is for registered nurse positions and is provided by Lightcast. This number represents unique job postings from companies looking to hire in the last 30 days as of May 2024.

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Highest NCLEX Pass Rate in the State for BSN Programs

USF nursing students posted an impressive 97.37%, the highest NCLEX pass rate of all the four-year Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) programs in the state. 

Congratulations to our nursing students and all the dedicated faculty and staff that work tirelessly to make the USF Nursing program a success! Returning to the top of the ranks with this score is a testament to our commitment to provide a top-tier educational experience in all areas of nursing practice and across the life-span in state-of-the-art facilities.

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