Accredited Nursing Schools & Programs in Georgia
There are currently 142 accredited nursing programs evaluated across Georgia. Choosing the right program requires analyzing key metrics such as institutional accreditation, hands-on clinical hours, total program tuition, and first-time NCLEX exam pass rates.
Georgia's nursing education network is designed to address pressing workforce shortages across urban and rural counties alike. The Georgia Board of Nursing oversees program compliance, clinical agreements, and licensure qualifications.
All Georgia Nursing Programs
Columbus, GA • Accreditation: CCNE
Columbus, GA • Accreditation: CCNE
Point University
ABSNWest Point, GA • Accreditation: CCNE
Atlanta, GA • Accreditation: CCNE
Conyers, GA • Accreditation: CCNE
Andrew College
ABSNCuthbert, GA • Accreditation: CCNE
Albany, GA • Accreditation: CCNE
Albany, GA • Accreditation: CCNE
Morrow, GA • Accreditation: CCNE
Chamblee, GA • Accreditation: CCNE
Agnes Scott College
ABSNDecatur, GA • Accreditation: CCNE
Tifton, GA • Accreditation: CCNE
Atlanta, GA • Accreditation: CCNE
Atlanta, GA • Accreditation: CCNE
Decatur, GA • Accreditation: CCNE
Morrow, GA • Accreditation: CCNE
Waco, GA • Accreditation: CCNE
Brunswick, GA • Accreditation: CCNE
Mount Vernon, GA • Accreditation: CCNE
Brenau University
ABSNGainesville, GA • Accreditation: CCNE
Atlanta, GA • Accreditation: CCNE
Berry College
ABSNMount Berry, GA • Accreditation: CCNE
Augusta, GA • Accreditation: CCNE
Atlanta, GA • Accreditation: CCNE