Registered Nursing/Registered Nurse
at Queens University of Charlotte in Charlotte, NC
Program Details
Duration
About 2 years
Completers
88
Median Earnings (1yr)
$73,479
Outcomes
Median Earnings (1 Year)
$73,479
Outcomes data from College Scorecard (2023). Earnings figures represent median values for program completers.
How This Program Compares
First-year graduate earnings vs. Nursing programs in North Carolina
Benchmark: $68,987 — average of 79 comparable programs
National median wage — Nursing
$81,708
Across all experience levels in this field
Projected job growth — Nursing
+4%
National outlook for this field
About This Program
The Registered Nursing/Registered Nurse associate degree program at Queens University of Charlotte is offered by this private nonprofit institution in Charlotte, NC. The program provides the clinical and academic preparation needed to sit for the NCLEX-RN licensure examination, covering patient care, health assessment, pharmacology, and nursing practice standards.
This program falls within the registered nursing field (CIP 51.3801) and is offered alongside a Nursing Administration bachelor's degree at Queens University of Charlotte. Students who complete the associate degree in nursing may consider the institution's Nursing Administration bachelors program as a next step toward leadership roles in health care. Both programs are part of the health sciences curriculum at this private nonprofit university in Charlotte, NC.
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