Nursing Schools in Alabama

48 accredited nursing programs found

48
Nursing Schools
35 / 13
Public / Private
$7,198
Avg Public Tuition
43.4%
Avg Grad Rate

Registered Nurse Salary in Alabama

Bureau of Labor Statistics, May 2024

Median Salary
$63,010
Mean Salary
$65,160
Entry Level (10th %)
$48,420
Experienced (90th %)
$83,170
RNs Employed: 50,850
vs National Median: -33% (below $93,600)
Job Growth (2023-2033): +6%

Tuition Overview

Avg Public Tuition$7,198
Lowest Tuition$4,032
Highest Tuition$38,144
Avg Private Tuition$23,771

Student Outcomes

Avg Graduation Rate43.4%
Avg Earnings After Grad$41,462
Avg Student Debt$18,403
Total Enrollment202,681

All Nursing Schools in Alabama

Institution City Type Tuition (In-State) Enrollment
The University of Alabama Tuscaloosa Public $11,900 32,323
Auburn University Auburn Public $12,536 25,732
Columbia Southern University Orange Beach For-Profit $5,808 13,053
University of Alabama at Birmingham Birmingham Public $8,832 12,118
Troy University Troy Public $9,792 10,089
University of South Alabama Mobile Public $9,676 8,540
Jacksonville State University Jacksonville Public $12,426 7,030
John C Calhoun State Community College Tanner Public $5,060 6,928
University of Alabama in Huntsville Huntsville Public $11,770 6,650
University of North Alabama Florence Public $11,990 5,468
Jefferson State Community College Birmingham Public $5,040 5,443
Coastal Alabama Community College Bay Minette Public $4,980 4,714
George C Wallace State Community College-Hanceville Hanceville Public $4,980 4,413
Southern Union State Community College Wadley Public $4,980 3,888
Samford University Birmingham Private $38,144 3,828
Gadsden State Community College Gadsden Public $4,032 3,619
Alabama State University Montgomery Public $11,248 3,322
Shelton State Community College Tuscaloosa Public $5,067 3,191
George C Wallace Community College-Dothan Dothan Public $4,920 3,053
Lawson State Community College Birmingham Public $4,980 2,720
Auburn University at Montgomery Montgomery Public $9,436 2,693
University of West Alabama Livingston Public $10,990 2,666
Athens State University Athens Public N/A 2,407
Tuskegee University Tuskegee Private $23,440 2,367
Bevill State Community College Jasper Public $4,678 2,189
Bishop State Community College Mobile Public $5,280 2,100
University of Montevallo Montevallo Public $13,710 2,087
Northwest Shoals Community College Muscle Shoals Public $5,071 1,924
H Councill Trenholm State Community College Montgomery Public $4,890 1,584
Faulkner University Montgomery Private $23,920 1,555
Northeast Alabama Community College Rainsville Public $4,980 1,547
Snead State Community College Boaz Public $5,472 1,494
Enterprise State Community College Enterprise Public $5,040 1,476
Oakwood University Huntsville Private $21,838 1,253
Central Alabama Community College Alexander City Public $5,040 1,134
Lurleen B Wallace Community College Andalusia Public $4,980 1,122
University of Mobile Mobile Private $26,120 1,079
Chattahoochee Valley Community College Phenix City Public $5,040 1,044
Huntingdon College Montgomery Private $28,650 865
Spring Hill College Mobile Private $23,270 850
George C Wallace State Community College-Selma Selma Public $4,680 828
J. F. Drake State Community and Technical College Huntsville Public $5,130 719
Birmingham-Southern College Birmingham Private $22,750 713
Reid State Technical College Evergreen Public $6,100 365
Fortis College Mobile For-Profit N/A 252
Fortis College-Dothan Dothan For-Profit N/A 154
Cardiac and Vascular Institute of Ultrasound Mobile For-Profit N/A 51
Blue Cliff Career College Mobile For-Profit N/A 41

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many nursing schools are in Alabama?
There are 48 accredited nursing programs in Alabama, including 35 public and 13 private institutions.
What is the average nursing school tuition in Alabama?
The average in-state tuition at public nursing schools in Alabama is $7,198. Tuition ranges from $4,032 to $38,144 across all institutions.
How much do nurses earn in Alabama?
The median annual salary for registered nurses in Alabama is $63,010, with entry-level nurses earning around $48,420 and experienced nurses earning up to $83,170. There are 50,850 RNs employed in the state.
What is the graduation rate for nursing schools in Alabama?
The average graduation rate across nursing programs in Alabama is 43.4%. The highest graduation rate belongs to Samford University at 79.9%.
What is the average student debt for nursing graduates in Alabama?
The average median student debt for graduates of nursing programs in Alabama is $18,403. Graduates earn a median of $41,462 within 10 years of enrollment.