By the Numbers
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VCU School of Nursing is proud of the impact it makes on the profession. Here’s a closer look at the numbers that tell that story.
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180
the average number of new VCU-prepared nurses entering workforce each year.
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15%
increase in the number of students admitted to pre-licensure programs in 2023, responding to calls to remedy workforce shortages.
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Top 4%
of all undergraduate nursing programs nationwide.
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$6.5M
average of sponsored research grant funds in the last two years; up 235% over previous 5-year average.
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~70
average number of new nurse practitioners educated each year.
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$4M
total amount of scholarship awards made to students in this academic year.
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2,883
the number of visits last year with 437 participants of the Richmond Health and Wellness program, a weekly wellness clinic coordinated by the school supporting Central Virginia’s vulnerable communities.
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12,012
the number of living alumni of the school.
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130
the number of years the VCU School of Nursing has been in operation, making it the second oldest nursing program in Virginia still in existence.
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