Salisbury University

Nursing Programs

• $21,238 In-State Undergraduate Tuition*
• $22,127 In-State Graduate Tuition*

• Program
  Format
  Tuition
  Score
• Accelerated BSN
  On-Campus Program
  $14,124 In-State Tuition
  4.5 Program Score
• Family Nurse Practitioner FNP - BSN to DNP
  Online Program
  $37,932 In-State Tuition
  4.4 Program Score
• Family Nurse Practitioner FNP - MSN to DNP
  On-Campus Program
  $29,648 In-State Tuition
  4.5 Program Score
• Family Nurse Practitioner FNP - MSN to Post Grad Certificate
  Online Program
  $3,924 In-State Tuition
  4.5 Program Score
• Nurse Educator - BSN to MSN
  On-Campus Program
  $17,004 In-State Tuition
  4.5 Program Score
• RN to BSN
  On-Campus Program
  $11,070 In-State Tuition
  4.5 Program Score
• Traditional BSN
  On-Campus Program
  $38,520 In-State Tuition
  4.4 Program Score

Since 1925, Salisbury University (SU) has been a beacon of success for the Eastern Shore and beyond, propelling students toward brighter futures in both their personal lives and careers.

At SU, a nurturing environment is paired with rigorous academic mentoring by professors who connect theoretical knowledge with real-world applications. This approach not only makes education more accessible and affordable but also maximizes the return on investment for students through limitless opportunities.

Nursing Studies at Salisbury University

The School of Nursing (SON) at Salisbury is committed to preparing both undergraduate and graduate students for excellence in nursing practice and lifelong learning. The SON fosters collaboration with local communities to enhance health outcomes and aims to be nationally recognized for developing innovative nurse leaders equipped to navigate the complex landscapes of health and healthcare.

Students at SU are highly engaged, participating in various community service projects both on and off campus. The Richard A. Henson Medical Simulation Center at SU provides top-tier, realistic simulation experiences for students and professionals in diverse health and non-health fields, enhancing practical skills and interdisciplinary understanding.

What Sets SU Nursing Apart?

• Personalized Clinical Supervision: Clinical courses feature close faculty oversight, with groups typically no larger than eight students. This facilitates personalized coaching and the development of strong, lasting friendships among students.
• Expert, Practicing Faculty: All faculty members not only teach but also supervise clinical practice, ensuring that theoretical knowledge is seamlessly integrated with practical application.
• State-of-the-Art Clinical Facilities: SU boasts a wide range of clinical affiliations, including an award-winning regional trauma center recognized as one of the "Most Wired Hospitals" in the U.S.
• Dedicated Academic Advisement: Each nursing student is assigned a faculty advisor from the nursing program to guide their academic journey.

Nursing Programs at Salisbury University 

Undergraduate Nursing Programs

• Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN)
  • Traditional BSN
  • Second Degree BSN
  • RN to BSN
• Post-Baccalaureate Certificate
  • Health Care Management

Graduate Nursing Programs

• Master of Science in Nursing (MSN)
  • Traditional MSN 
  • RN to MSN (Direct Entry, no BSN required)
    • MSN: Health Care Leadership
    • MSN: Nurse Educator
• Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP)
  • BSN to DNP
  • MSN to DNP
• Post DNP Graduate Certificate
  • Family NP Certificate of Advanced Study 

Nursing Program Accreditation

All graduate and undergraduate nursing programs at Salisbury are accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE).