Nursing Schools in Wisconsin - WI
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In 2004 Wisconsin nursing schools had more than 3,000 applicants on waitlists and in 2007 the situation is not a whole lot better though, many actions have been taken to work toward a solution. For now, the most popular choice for registered nurses in Wisconsin seeking to advance their career by earning a BSN or MSN is to pursue their degree online. We have compiled the Nation’s top online nursing programs that are not wait listing qualified applicants and listed them in the featured Wisconsin online nursing school section below. There are a number of benefits to earning your RN to BSN or MSN online, (read more about online nursing programs) including a similar cost per credit to other Wisconsin nursing schools.
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We are dedicated to helping find solutions to the Wisconsin nursing shortage and providing educational and career information to prospective and current nurses.
Wisconsin Nursing Job Outlook and Salary Information
Due to the nursing shortage Wisconsin is experiencing the job outlook for all nursing occupations is outstanding. Those choosing to enter nurse educator roles will find the most flexibility in where they can work, closely followed by registered nurses. Those nurses holding baccalaureate degrees in nursing will make significantly more than those holding an associate degree in nursing. In most locations throughout Wisconsin nurses are in such high demand they can pretty much ask for whatever types of hours, money and benefits they want. This is a very good time to start or advance your career in nursing.
According to Wisconsin work force data, new nurses in Wisconsin earned a median salary of $41,808. According to indeed.com, the average annual salary for registered nurse (RN) job postings in Wisconsin, as of 5/3/07, was $47,000 and $51,000. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics 2004 RN salary survey, the average annual salary for a registered nurse in Wisconsin was $53,700. According to salary.com the median annual salary for a registered nurse in Appleton, WI is $57,096, in Green Bay, WI $58,502, in La Crosse, WI $53,875, in Madison, WI $59,146, in Milwaukee, WI $61,254, in Racine, WI $58,443. These salaries will vary depending on location, education, experience and specialty.
Featured Online Nursing Schools in Wisconsin
In a hurry? Click here to request free, no obligation information from all of our featured nursing schools. We recommend requesting information from each school so that you can compare them and directly.
University of Phoenix
University of Phoenix is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education. The nursing programs are designed to develop the professional knowledge and skills of working RN's. Request information from University of Phoenix today.
Walden University School of Nursing
Upon graduation from Walden University, you will possess the knowledge and skills to be a leader in the profession of nursing and will be capable of contributing to positive social change throughout Wisconsin and other parts of the world. Request free information from Walden University to learn more.
University of Wisconsin - Green Bay
University of Wisconsin - Green Bay offer an online RN to BSN degree completion program. It is approved by the Wisconsin Board of Nursing and accredited by the CCNE.
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University of Wisconsin - Oshkosh
University of Wisconsin - Oshkosh offers an accelerated online BSN completion program accredited by the CCNE.
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Kaplan University School of Nursing
Kaplan University offers an accredited, online R.N.-to-B.S.N. degree completion program as well as a number of MSN programs for nurses with their BSN. Request free information from the Kaplan University School of Nursing.
Featured Campus Based Nursing Schools
University of Phoenix
University of Phoenix offers accredited nursing degree programs at campuses in Madison, Appleton, and Brookfield, WI. Request information from University of Phoenix to learn more.
