Best Nursing Schools in Maryland

Summary: Going to nursing school in Maryland is a big choice! Right now, there is a huge need for nurses, and a Registered Nurse (RN) makes an average of $96,650 a year. Advanced nurses make even more. But how you get your degree matters. This guide looks at the best nursing schools based on how much they cost and how fast you can pay off your student loans.

For example, the University of Maryland offers a great education for a fair state price. Johns Hopkins is world-famous but can cost up to $150,000, so it is best for future bosses. If you want to save money, Harford Community College costs very little, gets you working fast, and lets you pay off your debt in just 10 months! Once you are working, many hospitals will even pay for you to go back to school to get your next degree.

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