The University of South Carolina College of Nursing prepares graduates who care, inspire and lead to advance science, practice, and policy to optimize health for all.
Why USC Nursing
As the state’s leading nursing program, we're at the forefront of addressing the urgent need for registered nurses in the 21st century, utilizing cutting-edge teaching techniques and tools.
Top RankedBy the Numbers
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No. 1
Graduate online programs
Our online graduate programs rank #1 according to U.S. News & World Report
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Top 1%
NCLEX pass rates
We're top one percentile in the country with our NCLEX pass rates
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$10.2 million
Research funding
Our sponsored awards increased by 19% over the last year
A Culture of Caring
Choosing nursing at South Carolina means learning from world-class educators, clinicians, and researchers at a nationally ranked college. You’ll join a devoted, innovative team and prepare to be a caring health care leader.
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Academics
We offer four nationally ranked and accredited degree programs. Our graduates, located across the globe, improve the accessibility and quality of health care throughout South Carolina, the U.S. and around the world.
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Research
Our researchers are examining ways to improve our profession locally and globally as we prepare the next generation of nurse leaders.
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Centers
Led by renowned nurse scientists, our centers are dedicated to advancing evidence-based practices, improving patient outcomes, and setting new standards in health care.
Nursing News
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Opening doors in nursing careers
With support from The Duke Endowment, the college is launching a multi-year initiative to expand nursing career pathways for people with disabilities through immersion, development, and inclusive training.
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The secret life of Nurse Cocky
Nursing student Nicole Hurley has beak flapped since the end of her sophomore year. The chance to finally tell her friends and family has been both surreal and exciting.
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Spring Break in Germany
Thirteen nursing students embarked on a Spring Break adventure to Germany, immersing themselves in local culture while exploring historical landmarks and engaging with peers.
