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TENNESSEE PROFESSIONAL SCHOOLS OF NURSING ENROLLMENT Associate Degree Programs School 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 Aquinas College 214 147 62 0 0 Chattanooga State CC 302 366 317 332 302 Cleveland State CC 166 157 146 86 72 Columbia State CC 240 219 214 214 198 Concorde Career College 38 46 71 85 66 Dyersburg State CC 175 183 206 206 195 Excelsior College 777 156 474 284 Fortis Institute - Nashville 35 67 74 87 116 ITT Technical Institute - Nashville 253 78 Jackson State CC 303 284 267 235 223 Lincoln Memorial University 296 295 241 321 421 Motlow State CC 135 132 138 145 131 Nashville State CC 78 75 84 81 82 Northeast State CC 163 93 132 135 124 Pellissippi State CC 171 190 180 168 164 Roane State CC 197 187 191 188 216 Southern Adventist University 303 288 241 241 187 Southwest Tennessee CC 199 189 189 180 183 Tennessee State University 156 163 95 63 13 Walters State CC 253 249 250 243 257 TOTAL 3542 4185 3254 3484 3234 TENNESSEE PROFESSIONAL SCHOOLS OF NURSING ENROLLMENT BSN PROGRAMS Initial RN RN to School Licensure BSN 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 American Sentinel University 54 43 43 54 54 Aquinas College 0 0 19 26 65 107 0 0 Arkansas State University 41 2 10 27 242 41 Austin Peay State University 254 45 290 323 295 296 287 299 Baptist Memorial College of Hlth Sciences 370 28 496 526 504 480 473 398 Belmont University 619 3 552 574 503 609 411 622 Bethel University 49 11 54 75 70 78 80 60 Carson Newman College 107 15 101 111 116 92 106 122 Chamberlain College 92 14 65 87 92 Christian Brothers University 13 59 64 64 40 56 13 Cumberland University 180 33 311 381 343 288 264 213 Drexel University 1 44211 East Tennessee State University 657 98 718 695 742 668 712 755 Freed-Hardeman University 115 0 41 42 45 72 104 115 King University 18 165 602 606 528 434 266 183 Lee University 269 0 58 100 152 204 269 Lincoln Memorial University 352 106 179 221 222 257 316 458 Lipscomb University 97 154 163 163 123 102 97 Marian University 142 0 38 92 107 168 142 Martin Methodist College 40 0 76 104 96 77 61 40 Middle Tennessee State University 233 0 420 400 395 349 313 233 Milligan College 54 5 117 97 88 66 55 59 Regis University 1 610101 Saint Joseph's College of Maine 0 0000 South College 110 42 66 63 64 75 111 152 Southern Adventist University 42 118 148 108 156 138 129 160 TENNESSEE PROFESSIONAL SCHOOLS OF NURSING ENROLLMENT BSN PROGRAMS Initial RN RN to School Licensure BSN 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 Southern New Hampshire University 26 101726 Tennessee State University 43 10 116 117 119 58 60 43 Tennessee Technological University 296 29 214 245 300 313 335 325 Tennessee Wesleyan College 116 21 146 155 150 137 115 137 Trevecca Nazarene University 30 39 41 40 38 39 30 Tusculum College 46 0 23 49 43 43 49 46 Union University 651 2 346 451 325 372 416 653 University of Alabama 10 5 2 6 7 10 University of Arkansas 6 205046 University of Memphis 661 88 567 607 722 791 808 749 University of Michigan - Flint 0 1010 University of North Alabama 3 121963 University of South Alabama 1 0021 University of TN - Chattanooga 179 89 387 327 293 295 274 268 University of TN - Knoxville 615 49 499 514 576 618 633 664 University of TN - Martin 141 58 170 208 226 205 211 199 University of TN Health Science Center 187 6 51 131 146 122 194 193 Walden University 20 9920 Western Governors University Tennessee 457 58 142 309 350 391 457 TOTAL 6673 1746 6961 7679 8201 8032 8173 8409 TENNESSEE PROFESSIONAL SCHOOLS OF NURSING ENROLLMENT MASTERS PROGRAMS Program Entry Total Enrollment School Initial TNe- 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 License Campus American Sentinel University 27 21 19 13 Aquinas College 14 4 0 0 0 Aspen University 27 Austin Peay State University 154 207 167 154 149 154 Belmont University 58 49 52 53 67 Carson Newman College 53 49 50 45 56 Chamberlain College 4 34 73 93 Cumberland University 0 9 18 21 Drexel University 8 8 16 8 7 Duke University 5 13 10 East Tennessee State University 340 411 298 300 343 Excelsior College TN 3 Frontier Nursing University 55 43 52 56 67 George Washington University 5 1 Harding University 48 Herzing University 2 King University 175 177 181 184 121 Lincoln Memorial University 148 160 155 149 189 Loyola University 4 3 Maryville University 3 52 87 65 68 Middle Tennessee School of Anesthesia 198 204 213 210 208 Middle Tennessee State University 237 190 176 187 195 Regis University 7 5 5 1 1 Rocky Mountain University 0 0 0 Sacred Heart University 6 Saint Joseph's College of Maine 4 2 2 1 Saint Louis University 6 7 2 3 TENNESSEE PROFESSIONAL SCHOOLS OF NURSING ENROLLMENT MASTERS PROGRAMS Program Entry Total Enrollment School Initial TNe- 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 License Campus Samford University 12 18 14 11 2 South College 6 44 Southern Adventist University 191 197 183 181 162 Southern New Hampshire University 1 1 5 Tennessee State University 38 328 423 334 190 56 Tennessee Technological University 69 133 117 102 101 97 Tusculum University 38 33 Union University 169 93 101 137 86 University of Alabama 6 5 4 3 4 University of Alabama - Birmingham 45 66 77 93 University of North Alabama 8 10 3 3 University of South Alabama 52 35 122 124 University of Arkansas 17 0 0 0 University of Michigan - Flint 0 0 0 University of Memphis 288 242 252 290 235 288 University of TN at Chattanooga 85 66 80 95 94 University of TN at Knoxville 119 129 137 121 76 University of TN Health Science Center 38 3 0 0 0 Vanderbilt University 343 668 621 669 668 628 Walden University 53 77 252 Western Governors University 59 86 165 359 448 Total 343 549 3553 3554 3761 3968 4202 TENNESSEE PROFESSIONAL SCHOOLS OF NURSING TOTAL ENROLLMENT DOCTORAL PROGRAMS Program Type Total Enrollment School DNP/ PhD 2014 2015 20162017 2018 DNAP American Sentinel University 11 89811 Arkansas State University 22 15 1 322 Aspen University 3 3 Baptist Memorial College 8 8 Belmont University 38 29 40 38 34 38 Chamberlain College 7 1277 Drexel University 0 33220 East Tennessee State University 53 18 100 100 94 77 71 Frontier Nursing University 10 3 4 5 710 George Washingon University 1 31 King University 12 7 9 7 912 Lincoln Memorial University 5 8745 Loyola University 2 12 Maryville University 5 8665 Middle TN School of Anesthesia 74 16 25 14 49 74 Regis University 0 0000 Rocky Mountain University 0 000 Sacred Heart University 0 0 Saint Louis University 0 4110 Samford University 4 66964 Southern Adventist University 48 17 27 20 30 48 Tennessee Technological University 16 716 Union University 116 148 128 131 131 116 TENNESSEE PROFESSIONAL SCHOOLS OF NURSING TOTAL ENROLLMENT DOCTORAL PROGRAMS Program Type Total Enrollment School DNP/ PhD 2014 2015 20162017 2018 DNAP University of Alabama 16 5 10 13 16 University of Alabama - Birmingham 11 47511 University of South Alabama 11 14 44 22 11 University of Arkansas 1 0121 University of Michigan-Flint 2 1 2 University of TN - Chattanooga 30 20 27 36 33 30 University of TN - Knoxville 54 34 38 52 48 50 88 University of TN Health Science Center 250 21 257 287 273 274 271 Walden University 26 151726 Vanderbilt University 155 28 188 200 219 190 183 TOTAL 989 101 832 977 1000 993 1090 TENNESSEE PROFESSIONAL SCHOOLS OF NURSING GRADUATION ASSOCIATE DEGREE PROGRAMS Graduation Data for 12 Month Reporting Periods School (November 1 - October 31) 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 Aquinas College 120 99 80 closed closed Chattanooga State Comm. College 146 103 144 108 120 Cleveland State Community College 107 41 34 43 72 Columbia State Community College 112 114 110 85 76 Concorde Career College 17 18 28 36 41 Dyersburg State Comm. College 152 81 95 99 121 Excelsior College 49 64 22 52 Fortis Institute 16 14 8 13 32 ITT Technical Institute 21 35 43 closed closed Jackson State Community College 124 142 117 85 79 Lincoln Memorial University 147 96 88 81 108 Motlow State Community College 66 52 57 62 63 Nashville State Community College 27 33 30 31 27 Northeast State Community College 56 46 83 58 56 Pellissippi State Community College 77 78 74 88 84 Roane State Community College 91 66 82 76 70 Southern Adventist University 140 117 189 105 135 Southwest Tennessee Community College 71 48 53 73 73 Tennessee State University 90 93 78 81 0 Walters State Community College 150 132 118 113 124 TOTAL 1730 1457 1575 1259 1333 TENNESSEE PROFESSIONAL SCHOOLS OF NURSING GRADUATION BSN PROGRAMS - INITIAL LICENSURE Graduation Data for 12 Month Reporting Periods School (November 1 - October 31) 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 Austin Peay State University 99 95 94 92 100 Baptist Memorial College 113 147 119 193 149 Belmont University 146 144 155 165 144 Bethel University 20 14 13 15 27 Carson Newman College 40 40 40 33 36 Cumberland University 151 96 114 90 113 East Tennessee State University 219 230 281 214 362 Freed-Hardeman University 11 19 18 26 40 King University 49 58 50 45 39 Lincoln Memorial University 65 97 91 86 70 Lipscomb University 64 69 63 65 37 Marian University 10 54 57 104 Martin Methodist College 18 42 45 34 14 Middle Tennessee State University 124 121 109 96 91 Milligan College 54 51 46 37 13 South College 37 30 44 17 51 Tennessee State University 29 48 40 50 43 Tennessee Technological University 92 61 101 96 96 Tennessee Wesleyan College 59 57 63 55 36 Trevecca Nazarene University 15 11 12 12 10 Tusculum College 14 27 14 28 Union University 138 155 102 150 160 University of Memphis 206 204 205 290 282 University of TN - Chattanooga 68 64 70 70 76 University of TN - Knoxville 107 119 132 136 141 University of TN - Martin 47 32 33 39 38 University of TN - Health Science Center 36 56 46 96 TOTAL 1971 2064 2177 2223 2396 TENNESSEE PROFESSIONAL SCHOOLS OF NURSING
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