Crouse Hospital College of Nursing

Overview

Crouse Hospital College of Nursing, situated in Syracuse, New York, is a specialized institution that focuses primarily on nursing education. Established in 1913, the college offers programs that lead to a diploma in nursing and an Associate Degree in Applied Science in Nursing, with a curriculum designed to prepare students for a career in healthcare. The college's urban campus is embedded within the Crouse Health hospital system, offering students a unique and practical learning environment with direct access to clinical experiences. While the college does not provide on-campus housing, its central location in Syracuse affords students a variety of off-campus living options. Academically, the college maintains a moderately selective admissions process and is particularly noted for its strong emphasis on clinical practice and patient care. Crouse Hospital College of Nursing does not have an intercollegiate athletic program, signaling a focused commitment to the field of nursing education.

In the most recent statistical year 17 prospective students applied, and 9 were granted admission.  Of those admitted 6 enrolled in the school.  62 students are enrolled on a full time basis, and 153 attend part time. In-state tuition for 2022/2023, excluding room and board, is $17,928 plus fees of $965.