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Masters in Pediatric Nursing Programs in North Carolina

Explore masters in pediatric nursing programs and graduate schools offering MS pediatric nursing degrees. Find the best pediatric nursing programs for you with government statistics and graduate student reviews. 

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  1. Duke University

    • Graduate School
    • Durham, NC
    • 9 reviews

    Graduate Student: Duke University has a multitude of opportunities and connections. For graduate students, the health insurance is mostly ok, but not great. Overall, the departments care about the academic growth of their students. However, the university spent quite a bit of money on lawyers to stop the graduate students from unionizing as well as holding a student vote on whether to do so in a way that was completely biased. I would also check how much funding a program provides in comparison to the average length of the program (not what it should be, but how long students are actually taking). The continuing tuition fees for ABD graduate students are very high compared to fees at similar level institutions. I would suggest any prospective student look to see if the school/program will teach them the skills and provide a path with adequate support towards their goal.
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    • University of North Carolina - Wilmington

      • Graduate School
      • Wilmington, NC
      • 4 reviews

      Graduate Student: UNCW is a wonderful university with quality professors and a beautiful campus. My time there was memorable and prepared me exceptionally well for grad school. Seahawk Village is an awesome place to stay campus! The beach plus the films and TV shows that are constantly being produced in Wilmington make it a unique and extraordinary experience. I am now at UNC Chapel Hill Kenan-Flagler business school, and my professors here have referenced the Cameron School of Business as the NC business school they consider 2nd to their program. If you know anything about UNC, you know that is high praise. I feel lucky that I have had these experiences at both institutions, and I would recommend UNCW to students who want a laid back campus atmosphere combined with rigorous study, especially at Cameron.
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      • Winston-Salem State University

        • Graduate School
        • Winston-Salem, NC
        • 5 reviews

        Graduate Student: WSSU is a great HBCU. The only horrible thing about it - financial aid & office. Student life is amazing! It easy to find an awesome balance between work and play. SO proud to be a RAM!
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        • Gardner-Webb University

          • Graduate School
          • Boiling Springs, NC
          • 6 reviews

          Alum: The Divinity School is a true community. Not only do other students care about your (holistic) health, so do the professors. I got a dual degree in mental health counseling as well. The cohort model on the MH side also really creates the feeling of another little family. The professors are knowledgeable and up to date on recent research. The only down side is the lack of diversity. If you're black/African American, you're not likely to find professors that look like you, which is unfortunate.
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            Alverno College

            • Graduate School
            • Milwaukee, WI
            • 2 reviews

            Graduate Student: Alverno College has a very inclusive and innovative approach to assessing student learning. There are no letter grades. You have to prove that you have mastered the course outcomes by demonstrating that knowledge.
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