RN Programs in Idaho
To become a registered nurse in Idaho you must complete an Idaho State Board of Nursing approved associate's or baccalaureate nursing degree program. Upon successful completion of a registered nursing program, graduates must then apply for and pass the NCLEX-RN exam for licensure to practice in the state of Idaho.
The associate's and baccalaureate degree programs in Idaho may require completion of certain prerequisites prior to acceptance to the nursing program and the baccalaureate programs may also first require admission to the University prior to acceptance to the actual nursing program. To learn more about admissions requirements, prerequisites, financial aid, and more use the nursing school contact information found below.
According to the Idaho Department of Labor Occupational Employment and Wages, registered nurses in the state of Idaho earned a median annual salary of $52,500 which works out to a median hourly salary of $25.25. The Idaho Commerce & Labor, Research & Analysis Bureau projects that there will be 37% job growth for registered nurses through 2016. Based on this information, becoming a registered nurse in Idaho is a stable and lucrative career choice. Start by finding a nursing school below.
Registered Nursing Programs Approved by the Idaho State Board of Nursing
Carrington College Department of Nursing |
Boise State University - Department of Nursing |
College of Southern Idaho - Health Sciences & Human Services |
Eastern Idaho Technical College |
Idaho State University - School of Nursing |
Lewis-Clark State College - Division of Nursing & Health Science |
North Idaho College - College of Technology |
Northwest Nazerene University - Department of Nursing |
Brigham Young University - Idaho Department of Nursing |
(Source: Idaho State Board of Nursing)

