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Accredited nursing schools in Washington, ranked by the allnurses School Score — a 100-point composite of 12 federal-data indicators including NCLEX pass rate, graduation rate, affordability, and student outcomes.
Ranked #10 in the nation, University of Washington-Seattle Campus is a public institution in Seattle, Washington. Graduates earn a median of $78,466 within ten years.
Based in Bothell, Washington, University of Washington-Bothell Campus is a public institution. Total enrollment is about 6,058 students.
University of Washington-Tacoma Campus is a public school in Tacoma, Washington offering nursing education. Graduates earn a median of $78,466 within ten years.
Based in Spokane, Washington, Gonzaga University is a private nonprofit institution. The school reports a 87% graduation rate.
Pacific Lutheran University is a private nonprofit institution in Tacoma, Washington. The acceptance rate is 78%.
Based in Pullman, Washington, Washington State University is a public institution. Total enrollment is about 25,700 students.
Seattle University is a private nonprofit school in Seattle, Washington offering nursing education. It offers 9 nursing programs across various degree levels.
Western Washington University provides nursing education from its campus in Bellingham, Washington. Total enrollment is about 14,700 students.
Based in Seattle, Washington, Seattle Pacific University is a private nonprofit institution. The acceptance rate is 83%.
Northwest University is a smaller private nonprofit institution in Kirkland, Washington with about 1,053 students. The school reports a 66% graduation rate.
Based in Spokane, Washington, Whitworth University is a private nonprofit institution. The acceptance rate is 90%.
Walla Walla University is a smaller private nonprofit institution in College Place, Washington with about 1,426 students. Graduates earn a median of $61,885 within ten years.
Eastern Washington University is a public school in Cheney, Washington offering nursing education. Annual in-state tuition is $8,586.
Renton Technical College is a public school in Renton, Washington offering nursing education. The school reports a 46% graduation rate.
Saint Martin's University is a smaller private nonprofit institution in Lacey, Washington with about 1,390 students. Graduates earn a median of $62,092 within ten years.
With annual in-state tuition at $5,593, Grays Harbor College in Aberdeen, Washington is among the more affordable public options in the region. The school reports a 39% graduation rate.
With annual in-state tuition at $4,718, Peninsula College in Port Angeles, Washington is among the more affordable public options in the region. The school reports a 37% graduation rate.
With annual in-state tuition at $4,431, Bellingham Technical College in Bellingham, Washington is among the more affordable public options in the region. Total enrollment is about 2,047 students.
Heritage University is a smaller private nonprofit institution in Toppenish, Washington with about 937 students. It offers 2 nursing programs across various degree levels.
With annual in-state tuition at $5,461, Spokane Community College in Spokane, Washington is among the more affordable public options in the region. Total enrollment is about 6,813 students.
With annual in-state tuition at $5,267, Wenatchee Valley College in Wenatchee, Washington is among the more affordable public options in the region. The school reports a 43% graduation rate.
With annual in-state tuition at $5,252, South Puget Sound Community College in Olympia, Washington is among the more affordable public options in the region. The school reports a 44% graduation rate.
With annual in-state tuition at $5,400, Skagit Valley College in Mount Vernon, Washington is among the more affordable public options in the region. Graduates earn a median of $43,505 within ten years.
With annual in-state tuition at $5,059, Big Bend Community College in Moses Lake, Washington is among the more affordable public options in the region. Graduates earn a median of $43,814 within ten years.
With annual in-state tuition at $5,279, Walla Walla Community College in Walla Walla, Washington is among the more affordable public options in the region. Total enrollment is about 2,967 students.
